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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY AUG. 10, 1883.
The Poet's corner.
1 stealth a INatses.
The Ladies' Sanitaii Association, of
London, gives the following simple rules
for keeping health, which we find copied
in the Raruturiaa
away the 1 redispusitiou thereto. with
which M-. H - was affected in &high da -
gree.
ne head of Mr. H-- was shaved and
Dr. S - applied the blister with his own
hands, which completely covered the
scalp from forehead to occiput.
"Iwlt it remain on for two hours, and
Ahm sake use of the ordinary dressing,
said Dr. S—. "1f he should not recover
during the action of the blister, don't
feel uneasy. Sensibility will be restored
soon after.
1 did not call again, but heard from
Dr. S—the result.
For full two hours the burning pleattr
parched the tender skin of Mr. H --'s
shorn head, and was then removed. It
had done good service. Dressings were
then applied, but still'the sick man lay
in a deep stupor.
"It has done no good. Hadn't we
better send ET the doctor ?" suggested
his wife.
Just then the eyes of H—epuued, and
he looked with half stupid surprise from
face to face of the anxious group that sur-
rounded the bed.
"What in the miichief's the matter 1'
he at length said. It the same time feel-
ing a strange sensation about his head,
he placed his hand ve.; heavily there-
on. "Heavens and earth ! what ails my
head?'
"For mercy's sake, keep quiet," er'd
the wife. `'You've been very ill. There
there, now! Don't say a word, but be
very still."
"But my head ! What'll the matter
with my head? It feels as if it's scalded.
Where's my hair ? Heavens and earth,
Sarah, I don't understand this ! What's
my arm tied in this way for ?"
"Be quiet, my dear husband, and I'll
explain all. Oh, be re quiet. Your
•
life depends upon it."
As soon as you are up shake blanket and
sheet;
Better be without shoest than sit with wet
feet;
t'htldrea, if healthy, &reactive, not still
Damp beds and damp clothes wi'l both make
you ill;
!at slowly and always chew your food well;
Werther the air in the house where you dwell;
Germans must never be made too tight ;
Homesshou'd be healthy,aity, and light;
If you t 'sh to be wall, as you do I've no
doubt`
Just open the windows before you go out ;
Keep tl•e rooms always tidy and clean ;
Let daft on the tv-nitu'e never be seen :
Much i near is parsed by the want of p• e
air.
Now, to open the windows be ever you- care;
01d rags and old rubbish shou'd never be
kept;
People rho• d see that the'' flours are well
swept;
*ilt.ok movements in children are h.altby and
ght;
Remember the young cannot tl •ive without
light ;
Bee that the caste . is clean to the b. m;
Take care that your dress 1s all tidy and trim
Use your nose to 8nd it there be a bad drain
Very sad are the fevers that come in Its train:
%Valk as much as you can without feeling
f•.tiguc ;
Xet zea could walk full many a league.
Tour health is your wealth, which yoo' wis-
dom must keep;
'Leal will help a good cause, and the good you
a
will reap:
TREATING A CASK
Oottarlah Township.
]Bator DonsoyIL. — Wu" Mason's
barn, 7th two. Goderich township, was
struck by lightning, on Thursday night I rel vegetable dealer on Youge st , Torun -
July 28th and totally
tress sd asrawMnY K Teti Rreastatt•
Mrs. Andrews is a dealer in fruit, and
Chapulau Symons is a butcher and gene -
de tr.' ed with us I to. About two weeks ago Mrs. Andrews
ouuteuts Besides o her thiugs there
was about 1500 lbs. el pork in the buil d-
ing. Lona about $'_' t0'), Insurance $1,
000.
A family by the name of Motives*,
on the 4th Dun., has suffered severely
from diphtheria, asthres of their children
died lately, one after another. and the
rest of the family are in dangsr
I was once seat for in great haste to
attend a man of respectability, whose
wife, a lady of intelligence and refine-
ment, had discovered hito lying senseless
upon the floor.
"What is the matter with Mr. 11. —?"
1 asked on meeting the lady.
"I'm afraid it is a,loplexy."she replied,
"I found him lying on the floor where he
had to all appearances fallen suddenly
from his chair. His face is purple, and
though he breathes it is with great diffi-
culty."
I went to see my patient. Sure enough
his face was purple, but somehow the
symptoms did not indicate apoplexy.
"Hed'nt he better be bled, doctor 1"
asked the anxious wife.
"I don't know that it is necessary," I
replied. "I think if we let him alone it
will pass off in the course of a few
hours."
"A few hours ! He may die in half an
hour."
"I don't think the case is so dangerous,
madam."
"Apoplexy nut dangerous .
"I hardly think itis apoplexy," I repli-
ed.
"Pray, what do you think it is doc-
tor."
Mrs. H. --looked anxiously into my
face.
I deliberately hinted that it might pos-
sibly have been drinking too much bran-
dy,'but this she indignantly objected to.
"No doctor, I ought to know atom
that," she said. "Depend upon it, the
disease is more deeply seated. I ant sure
he had better be bled. Won't you bleed
him doctor ? A few ounces of blood
taken from his aria may give life to the
circulation of the blood in his veins ?"
Thus urged, I relieved him of about
eight ounces of his circulating medium.
But he lay insensible as before.
"Something must be crone, doctor,
she urged. "If my husband is not quick-
ly relieved he must die '
By this time several friends and rela-
tives, who had leen sent for, arrived.
One proposed blisters all over the body ;
and another a blister on tte head ;
another immersion in hot water. I eug-
gerted that it might be well to use a
stomach pump.
"Why doctor l
friends.
"Perhaps be ham taken
replied.
'•Iinposeible, doctor," replied his wife.
"He has not been from home to -day
and chore is 00 drug of any kind in the
house."
"Nu brandy 1' I ventured the asser-
tion again.
"No, doctor, no spirits of any kind,
not even wine i:1 the house," retu..ted
Mrs. 11—•
I was not the regular family physician.
Feeling my position to be a difficult one.
I suggested that the family physician had
better Le called.
"But the (lelay, doctor," urge! the
purchased boxes of strawberriee from
Symons to the amount of $i on the un•
derstanding that they were all as they
looked. When she brought theat down
to the at. Lawrence Market she found
that the cute dealer in garden truck had
played a little trick on her. .The fuel
layer el strawberries in the bine' was
wholesome and gtdd, but below there
was nothing but rottenness. In fact
Mr. Symons had been top dressing the
fru t. Mrs. Andrews went to hitt and
demanded back her three dollars, but
was refused. She thereupon put the
case into the hands of a lawyer, and sued
for the amount. . ter hearing the evi-
dence his Honor gave judgment for
plaintiff for $2.50, just 50c. less than the
amount sued fur. He remarked that he
himself hall often been the victim of
top -dressing
Vol W&v&iah.
It is our painful duty to record the
death of Miss Ellen Campbell, who had
been engaged as assistant teacher at No.
3, Colborne, this year, but was obliged
to desist teaching and procure a substi-
tute, hoping ran to resume her duties.
Three hopes were blighted by lier sudden
death last week.
John Craig had a house burned last
week. It is supposed to have been set
on tire, as it was unoccupied.
It you would escape the ravages of
that
othcie ca
surpass! the t healing own to t properties edical toff Drl
Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry el
Cholera Morbus, Dyseutery,Culie and all
Bowel Complaints. 2
scourge of the Summer season, t e t
Morbus, keep Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry at hand for use. In
that and all other forum of Bowel Con -
During the thunder sterna on last
Thursday night, July 28th, Mr. Alton,
near Belfast, had a stack of hay burned.
It is supposed to have been struck by
lightning. On the saute evening Mr.
Fowler, of the 7th con., lost a valuable
horse from the same cause.
Theso farm of the late R. Wilson was
recently sold by public auction, John
McLean being the purchaser, for thesum
of Ml,3>0.
Mr. H --sank back upon the pillow.
He put his hand to his head and felt it
tenderly from temple to temple and from
nape to forehead
"Is it a blister 1" he at lentoh asked.
"Yes, dear. You have been very ill
We feared for your life." said Mrs. H—.
"There have been two physicians in at- i
tendance.
13—closed his eyes again. His lips
moved. Those whispered words would
have sounded very strangely in a church.
"Threatened with apoplexy, I sup-
pose 1" he said interrogatively.
"Yea, dear," replied his wife. "I
found you lying insensible on the floor
on happening to come into your room.
It was most providential that 1 discover-
ed you as I did, or you would cer.atnly
have died."
H—shut his eyes and muttered.
"Sarah !" he said, "why in heaven's
name did you permit the doctors to but-
cher me in this way ? I am laid up for a
week or two, and all for nothing,"
"It was to save your life, dear."
"Sat e—
"Hu-u-sh ! There, do for heaven's
sake be quiet ; everything depends upon
it.'.
With a gesture Of impatience, Mr. 11
—turned his face to the wall, muttering
id a low petulant voice : •
"Too bad ! too bad ! too bad."
I had not e.:ed in my first and last im-
asked one of his
some drug," I
plaint, it is infallible.
H.ye.t ice, Ohio, Feb. 11, 1880.
1 an' very glad to say 1 hare tried Hop
Bitter*, and never took anything that
did toe so much good. 1 only took two
r the
good they did m
dold tI reke mmen fothem
to my patients, and vet the beat rtsul's
from their use.
i C. B. MaRoss, M. D .
5t4311iy.
HORSES. )n Saturday the ,hones be-
longing to Mew's. A. Thompson, J. Mc-
Gregor
aGregor and Hugh Ross arrived at Kip -
pen. The animals were in good condition
and stood the journey well. There were
two year-old colts belonging to k.
Thompson and Hugh Rosa ; one year-old
filly for R Ross, Stanley ; one year-old
colt and one year old tilly for John Mc-
Gregor, Tuckersmith.
OBITUARY --We have this week to re-
cord the death of Hugh McGregor, One
of the old settlers of Stanley, at the ripe
age of 71 years. He was a native of
Ayrr's Hair Vig•tr is safe, agreeable
and beneficial. It is the 'stoat elegant,
and its effects are ver leatiug, tusking
it the moat ecunumiial of toilet prepara-
tions. By its use ladies can keep their
hair abundant and natural in Dolor, lustre
end texture.
Thouanu.l. are beteg cured c: Catarrh
ever y year w ►th Hall's Catarrh Cure, that
he doctors had given up and said could
n d be cured. 75 Cents a bottle. Sold
by George Rhymes, sole agent fur (lode
rah. Stu
Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters free the
system of the poisonous humours that
develope into Kidney and t' teary dis-
e:ues, give tone and vigor to th� S'um,;' h
and purify the 13!ood.
As the tests of winter vanish under
the caloric influence of the sun's rays,
so does Bright's Disease, Drolwy, atone
in the Kidneys and Black's •, and Inflate:
mation of the Kidneys, leave the body
open the adutinistratiou'of Dr. Van Bu
run's Kidney Cure. Solt by J. Willem.
2nt
Reader, if you rover from any disorder Summer Boat-bill.
Skin or Blood, t. Burdock Blood Bit- I �VE
ten , Nature's specific medicine foracting
HIThAB un those organs fur the outlet of disease.
25,000 bottles sold in the last three !
months.
]tit. RICHARD HAWt VS Elegant lies
denoe s
of the Laver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
1
$3ee•ee Reward.
For any Testimonials recommending
McGregor'■ Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Costiveness, Headache,etc.,
that,are not genuine ; none of which are
from persons in the States or thousands
of miles away, but from persona in and
around Hamilton, Ont. We give trial
bottles free of oust, so that you cannot
be deceived by purchasing a worthless
at:icle, but know its value before buy-
ing. Trial bottles and testiinontals giv-
en free at Geo. Rhynas' drug store.
One Experience Mn limey.
I had been sick and miserable su long
Sad had caused my husband so much
Glenguaich, Perthshire, Scotland, and I trouble and expense, no one seemed to
emigrated to Canada about the year know what ailed me, that I wap complete -
1843. He settled first in the township
of Northeasthope, and remained for a
few yeans,when he moved into the town-
ship of Stanley, then a wilderueas, and
settled on the second concession, one
and a quarter miles from Brucefield. By
diligence and care he managed to make
himself a goo.1 comfortable home, in
which he lived till his death. His
genial disposition, good nature, and
pleasant story had secured for him a large
circle of ac :': a .otance, and a large num-
ber followed his remains to interment.
He leaves a widow, two married daugh-
ters, and two sons and two daughters
unmarried.__
ly disheartened and discouraged. In
this frame of mind I got a bottle of Hop
Bitters and used thein unknown to my
family. I soon began to improve and
gained so fast that my husband and fam-
ily thought it strange and unnatural, but
when I told them what had helped me,
they said, "Hurrah for Hop Bitters !
long may they prosper, for they have
made mother well and us happy. —The
Mother.,
OPEN for the SUMMER
For the reception of a few guests. The rooms
are very large and ,•
NICEL 1' FURNISHED
A Persistent Friend's tlaeeesa.
The following incident will explain the
above: "I have suffered from rheumatism
during the last winter more than I now
can write ; it makes me shudder now to
Anbzrn. think of my pains with every change of
the weather. A friend brought me a
I'EasoNALs. — Miss E. Stewart, of bottle of Dr. Dow's Sturgeon Oil Lini-
Blyth, is at the Auburn House. Muss I ment and insisted on my using it ; I did
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Address :
MAITLANI) PLAGE,
Godert h. Ontar;,'.
Goderich, June 11, IS 3. 1865-
Alice Beamish, of Morris, is visiting the
family of Thomas Nicholson.
ACCIDENT$. —Abraham Knight got his
leg badly cut with an adze last Friday
everting, while working on the bridge
near the Base Line, Colborne. Wm
Ellis, of E. \Vawanosh, while working on
a farm on the Pith con., had the misfor-
tune to fall a distance of 25 feet, break-
ing his backbone, and injuring him
about the head and shoulders.
The following "Ricers have been elect-
ed.by Maitland Temple, for the ensuing
quarter :—John \\ ilson, W.' C. T.; John
Steller, W.M. ; Elizabeth Stalker, W.
V.T. ; Isabella Habkirk, W. I. G. ; John
Clark, \\'.S.; Wm. Sturdy-, \\.O.G.;
Mary Sturdy, W.F.S.: I). Wilson,
Treasurer.
James Young, of thisvillige, met with
Pression of H—'s disease, neither had 1 a painful accident last week, while work -
Dr. S.— I ing at Mr. Marshal's house. We hope
H --had a weakness. Hu couldn't I to see him around in a few days.
taste wine or rtrone drink without being THE STOR3t. -- The severe lightning
dorm Thursday sod Friday thmi e
temted into e:.ceas. Bot i upas a Istorm resulted in the death of a cow be-
.riends were mottified at this. But toj honking to John Million, Colborne, and
t...'.., t,.,l„nJ;o,. r.. James Deacon, of
} 1 if rad g d r -
b
see was to taste ; to taste was to fall.
At last his friends urged hits to shut
himself up at home for a certain time.
He gut on pretty well fur a few days,
particularly so as his coachman kept a
well tilled bottle in the carriage house ;
but the too ardent devr,tiotl to this bot-
tle brought on the supposed apoplexy.
Dr. S—was right in his mode of treat-
ing the disunite after -all, and did not err
in supposing that it would reach the pre-
disposittit
. The cure was 'effectual. H
—kept quiet on the subject, and bore his
shaved head on his shoulders with as
much philosophy as he could muster.
A wig after the sores made by the blister
had disappeared concealed the barber's
work until his own hair grew again: He
never ventured n wine or brandy twain
far fear of apoplexy,
W. A. Edgers, of Frankville, WAS cur-
ed ef Liver and Kidney Complaint after
life was despaired of. He had remained
from ten to fifteen days without an action
cured hinn,and he writes that he is a het -
friends. ter Mall than he has been fer 20 years
'lured,” I replied.
Whoa Dr. S .--centt, we convertelaais' el
. I that malarial fevers, constipation, torpid -
a E. Wewanosh ; 'ale, tore down the
ch. nney and broke the steve and stere
pipes on the house in this village oc-
cupied by John Edmonson. Mr. E. and
wife ware slightly stunned by the shock.
Beek Notices.
so and arn now as well as ever.
hlarchville, Ont.
With pure blood, contagious fevers' and
other diseases have no hold on the sys-
tem. Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters ren-
der the blood pure and cool. For sale
by all Druggists. Large bottles fifty
cents.
CANADIAN MNIlite•ttsT AC 1ZINR.—Price 62
her. For tale at ull bookstores.
There are three relmintbly illustrated
ar.icles in this number :—Dent's Last
FUrty Years in Canada ; Stanley's Dark
Continent ; At Home in Fiji, by the;Tlev.
S. P. Rose—with twenty-one engravings
Day in the Trosacha ;" the Rev. Henry
Lewis contributes an interesting paper
on Mission Work:on the French Shore
of Newfoundland ; and the Rev. W. S.
Blackstock digcnsses with much vigor the
Sabbath Question. The lighter articles
are a Dickens -like Sketch of Jerry Mc-
Auley's Water Street Mission in New
York ; end Ruth Elliotfe touching story,
"At Last," which ill now reaching coin -
plot' . strikinig feature of the num-
ber it Revell pages ef iliscriminative
Al Hitt rs --
"Leaves have their time to fell," says
the poet, but Wild Strewlicrry leaves:ire
tat tho rise juvt new, lenrie utilized in
Fowle• r's Extrac. of W 'Id Strawberry—
the infallible remedy for Cholera Mor•
•
! Many hundred recoinmendations simi-
lar in charades, to the one given below
have !wen ireeived. and girt' proof a
the greet %alter. Ndatittsw.
as a pain remedy. T.7 it. James Wil
• Athol, Fels. 20.—We hereby certify
that we hare used Nerriline in our fami•
for few moment'', end I kave tim ity 'if the liver am. neys,
views of the case. Inlity, nervousness and neuralgic ailments
..Don't you think bighead iste.ht to be I, yield rearlily to this great disease con -
shaved and blistered r asked the wife Itiucrer, flop Bitters. It repairs the rev-
s o's of diseese by converting the fetid
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wad : seen welt.
"Yea, by all meant.. t enI for a I ar- hy seficr a simile moment, when- you
external pain by the use of Pelson a Ner•
lb* : sod also, a frevia fly bl ster. fonr , Can get immediate relief from internal or
pia. by zoo. %aline. the great pain eure
looked into 11 e fitee "1 Irir• ' hag reoer known to fail. Try a 10
• .• ise. It wits perfs.tly grate and , cent sainele bottle. Yon will find it just
as recommemied. Neuralgia Toothache,
111. /to xi that mode of treatment would critiairnI., Red.. sundsr cent -
malt. bat sad tl et he would net -
.114 cents. Test teeiles 10 cente. at J.
Oire tbe diser .e. hut. he believed. tete
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Needs no adve..ising when once intro-
duced. Every bottle sold sells hundreds
of others by doing all and more than re-
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Get a 25 cent bottle at G. Rhynas' Drug
Eye. Ear and Throat.
No household should be considered
complete without a bottle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all forms
of kidney diseases. S.,14 by J. Wilson
2m
remedy for frame. in the stensek. also
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Buy 10 rent simple leette kt James
The Chou Tea Store.
DR. RYERSON
Summer drraitgement.
May 19
;112,, Chorea Street. Tomato. Owl..
Eye. Ear and Throat. Trtnity Medical Col-
lege, Toronto, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye
and Ear Infirmary, late Clinical Assistant
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital. Moorfields, and
Central London Throat and Ear Hospital. may
be consulted at
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hare vastly nay smend bialsa."
diessaos, sad by Omar poops sad thareest
scales glee tone and vigor Ile the whole parish'
C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
PIIIITAIDID sir
laid by all Dregglate
Imo a spleen:114 ase. r meat of
yowls. All experiesect the woritterf al boas&
Mal effects of
The. Great Pain Conqueror
a cure a distracting head ache in five min-
utes. If applied to any affected surface of th
body. us tooth ache, neuralgia, rheumatism
ter.. it irises the sufferer comfort and Instan
relietit in a charming remedy. only 950am!
money refunded if not as repress:tiled.
A. TarliCOTT Co.. Sete Preprilelem
Brantford, Onta
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loos or 170111111111 teiat.
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(40DISRICH. MT: ablinallriZt evade by he me.
July Z. HO
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Mouse River Countri.
NORTH DAKOTA,
Trilailary to the !tiled St•tc• Lend °Ince
GRAND FRKS, DAKOTA.
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maned rlital: to any address t.)
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ST Mt, MINNEAPOLIS MANITOBA R. L
WESTERN CORN
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GIVE HIM A CALL
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