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Omsk, .►es Or • o.11."
Tose ..d eels ter broakfe.s -
TMsgo tested aped* stews -
Waite and girl • $awlee-
Huebasd 'kips for t• ma.
Taktsg op to nrpste-
Ta•ks •.d duet for 1nach
Soy. fur asking raueslM•.
41.4. from w • poach.
Wilshire of the windows
(lours ail open wide
Saes with pail .ad duet -pan
Used to ee ver arae.
No are La tl+e forams
hell gore os • nom
"('(winded house to:tar, m'm,
Vire .1.a. of sortie
Night • s doctor Lalling
Wife .lune up In bed,
Husband aLwuts for drug store;
clerk asks who a dead.
Nigh. reporter's Item
"Coroner had • ring
For • 'stiff' found tlo ihnp-
First one of the spring."
Verdict of the jury --
nevem*, sly od woof-
'•Aulolde from. Torment,
('•used by cleaning bees*.
1lTIQU>!T'rS AT HOMi.
•sloe I missile mew Ill essge.
There is lar to maser td "pkytsisking"
kept, ..1. with •..1 ..r evil i,itenllurn,
at the eve .1 the poling. Keay inns►*.*
sad assns • sopr w4•ly the .uexperieecod,
neware r e L.Iwt, alma sever i. feel
ssNslied as M the lowish .ad w.M-J.wnt{
of their lift • • am outer. they have them
"under Voss 00 .t. 'I'My are perpetu-
ally "pg'gI,i .or 'se ether, ..r r■•th-
i,+R of 's.,... eft ..in1' the hotplates vic-
timise'
ic-
tiese• t • e1r so. * . of This is the i'ewo
1+ • e 1, 41.0 I .4111J 1160 Mat eta -
)(Deity 01 1 10 P' • d ••(moats wail
whta:h •err y.... .1. dr.a are troubled
the einem . ' • • •' bid feeding of ill -
.0 .11: g*meot 1 .0,0 >`''f 1* are to then, -
▪ V•11 rfl .rl .11 u' 1111 tie gat rid of the
et ,.4th tt4nli•o., .1 tern -ding masses
w h which chs droll aro led of physiek-
• 1 The pr..aler .•f .«hui.sst.ri.i male,
1' .s to irth►ute N p.rtie,,lar1repreien-
... 411.1 04(148" 1•. 10• 411/11111, diatomic -
There is ,i.• ae•Iat•vo which can he
with awful y w • he cam of infant.,
••soros M medic: 1 men versed in the se -
•w* .•f drugs an 1 fa ..hdlg with the ,nd.-
p,henomene rel hoalth and disease.
'18e no- of ordiels an drams is simply
as play with poisons.
II ler b. • 1,.•I n•.•.• w 11) in • n 4 1
t 11 •- under their ca.e could .•nay
len •w ....e half ..f the p.in they intlo.t
sod the ,tos•auef they do under the qut.s
esllcitous dos sstic doctoring, they
wen d not re.vs•Ii fu.gioe them»lru.
1l J.Nald not be l.srr.M ger lottery
A lose.
No i bosidc.able proportion of the
!salad es of •cry young children ..'e
made, and ti.. refers are need:*». 1 he e
are faults of n fumy endeavour •u treat
diseivws which have u • existence. and to
preset. a health white is ot.ly jeopardised
by the measures taken t.. render it doub-
ly ironed.
The rase and negligence of home oft. n
induce carelessness as to etepietty, be
hnprua►u.1 hence that le litenss a- d
polish are . my needed u1 i.ciety,aud that
carel.ssuess of manner is ■ppn,prlatc
to home life. MI such views are
erroneous. There is positive comfort in
politeness, and uteleette is as impor-
tant at home as abroad. We distin-
guishtliquette as the outward expres-
sion of puht0ueste 11 has to do with
forms and attentions which are external.
A lady in society as treated with a cer
fain deference, which tnanufesta itself in
delicate attentions. Children in society
are treated with considerate kindness,
which is always considerately expressed.
There are rules of etiquette which relate
to ruany little attenti and formulas.
These in society are carefully gr•ded,and
often rigidly enforced. They may beau de
on•ruus and w oppresaire. But *dynes'*
for the howeneed nut be so rigid as to be
burden.nne. Yet may be the means of
teaching l oth:coma W chtWren. Those
who have an instinctive politeness easily
fall in with the rults of etiquette. But all
have net this instinct. Some a:ee.reless,
rude, se16sh, inconsiderate. These need
discipline. To give this is not to lecture
on the rules of Rued under or politeue.L
It must be instilled more byexample
tt to ;Tempt. And where te parents
are careful t.. observe the forms of polite-
ness, its importance is naturally im-
pressed and its rules are speedily learn-
ed. Therefore. all deference taut would
be shown in public s,ciety shoed 'Nark
intercourse at home. And ii husband
and wife are courteous, childn • imbibe
and pectic* it. Example is the great
teacher in this line.
Beyond this courtesy exerts a very de-
cided influence on character. Trained
to the etiquette of politeness gives • bal-
ance and evenness to character. Its very
i ic•ption involves elf control and con-
scious restraint It is with moat second
r•sture. The forms and rule are acquir-
ed and the habits slowly grafted on.
Where this is done so much has been
accomplished in the line of elf -control
that it influence extends to temper and
habit of mind. Such persons are apt
to be.elf-contained in all emergencies.
A gentleman will be such under all
provocation and amid all triale and tents.
tieges children thus educated receive
(seething mors tet poli.B 1ii thine to gracefully escort a lad to din-
ner, or to maintain an agreeable c,nv•r•
Nation, or to show, at all times, the air of
good breading ; but the value of it all is
the trait of mind that have been impart-
ed. A cleats person will feel clean, and
one accustomed t.. politeness will Later-
ally realise the elevation of feo'ing that
attend" courtesy. So habeta formed at
home are important, and the habit of
courtesy ranks among the first.
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Mew $. Treat *.dila Wooed..
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY' APiIIL
Pecs... Die...
Peologs to'arwst abeam -A. per l sages kI
ewe sueta 1i4et444•14,. fel. M.
Mere orders' 'named ea .11 MONO order et -
1.m 1. 3o-
Maar/
Venal Room shoat Drtlsla.
et -
Priem Edward leM.d. Vawhwadlaad ani la-
Depostt resolved Mer tet rsswlaiMes of
the pee a mels hash Weems the helm
of 1 sus 1!e[
O soot.
Mpm.
beam s levetm as _ ed is __
woo. hats s oot M ikal p-..lader• ••-
.rpted.
The subject of one of the lectures by
the Society of ius,rection is First Aid to
the Injured, delivered by Dr. D. L
Woodbridge, of Now 1'..rk, was "What
to Du in Case ..f a Sudden Wound when
a Surgeon in Not at Hand." He said w
part
An inexperieuce.l person would nat-
urally close to the lips of the wound as
quickly as passible anti apply a bandage.
If the w••und is bleeding freely, but no
artery is 'pouting blood, the first thing
to be done IS to w 1,11 .t with water at
an ordinary 1L .:perature. To every pint
of water add ei her five grains of con
site sublimate or two and a ball tea-
spoonfuls of carbolic acid. 1f the acid i
lard a.id two tablespoonfuls of glycerine
to precept its irritating the wound. If
there is neither of thew articles in the
house, add four tablespoonfuls of borax
in the water. Wash the wound, clone it,
mod apply a compress of a folded squire
4,1 cotton or linea. Wet it in the solu-
tion used for washing the wound, and
bandage down quickly and firmly. If
the bleedirg is profuse a apenge dieted
in very hot water and wrung out in
cloth should be applied as quickly as
possible. It this is nut available use bee
or cloths wrung out in ice water.
If a large vein or artery is spouting it
must be stopped at once by comprssst••n
This may be dons by a rubber tube
wound around thu arm tightly above the
elbow cr above the knee, where the
Pulse is felt to beat ; or an improvised
pourniqutat may be used. A hard apple
or stone is placed in a folded handaer-
chief and rolled firmly in place. This
binders is then placed so that the hard
object rets on the point when the
artery beats, and is tied loosely around
the arm. A stick is then thruit through
the loose bandage and turned till the flow
of bleed coa.es.
s da i rPMOew 1 assaa.
Wl Uste. them k a ales the
rsyw ase fellows :
ran
mulls. aeldttta Deamast, lslml.ad.
O- Britain iMAO&d ik Ory
prig Tressed Oso,», l Lat-
eaw.y' gl Pur. w tYsi ateneepra. /1l:
Weeds. Med S
Vvl• United :--/Bahamaprma. Baha
Vic:
thiloalas et et. stems.. ilk. Ades.
It. Malabo. Jamas, as/ Poeta Mee.
1st.wfeeadlaad le now 1. tb.Vidal Rahn.
bet the pastel rales remain .s be/Mol. letters
ti meta pie 1.oace. Portal cards! mote e.t
New.pap.re 1 menu foe I seem**. Modelo►
tion tee t mats.
Fur Aden Argentina Con astl.
British , (
Coluata• le OOle
oss. and seer* -
Cabanas la AAils, A
Ica. except dt. 'Pierre and CJ5.
via Persian O*!fPert w
1. Asa..
Ahem. Ooeaal.s. Trtn8pai.4
Calostes
V A'rloi, Ooeaalea and America. wept Cubs
apnod Fort Ries Straits Rettlemen4 is Woe
as. re fte.. Sc. for I awl Malaya.
s (thee reRtatra-
tion fees lee.
West lade bleeds vet Halifax. rune rate es
formerly. Prepayesoat b is all eases.
Alienate. leaegt New South Wales. Vic-
toria). and Queealase :-Leteers Ta. Parer,
t cents.
Australia. New Booth Wada., Victoria.
Qa»aslaad : -j,.ttme Me, papers M.
New Zelasd• via Visa Tressle»: lwuirs
14 :. Sc.. parse
diel Tbrose.
itis ormget. nn/ pai.fda[.s1ial 111117
be readily .Osl$ by Oil the a pgaiMlem
it listens&
y a t the • Yellsame
_
h asthma, esti* stream
to dins-
seims d °Oke painful
afssaas• it is qudly .iwsirw 1
•__Nary lemper48...
if you would avoid sickness clear away
the filth etre( rubbish about your premises
establish peeper drainage an admit pure
air, The skin, kidneys and bowels aro
the sluiceways of the human body. Re-
gulate these channels of health with
Burdock Resod Bitten which act direct-
ly to purify the blood and regulate the
stomach, liver and kidneys.. 2
Wasst:soros D.C.,
May 13th, 1811*.
(iatttt.seam- Haring been • sufferer
for. long time from nervous prostration
end general debility, i was advised to
try Heap, Bitten. I have taken one bot-
tle, and 1 have been rapidly getting bet-
ter ever aims, andI think i tr filo beat
med. I ever ed. 1 atii'i.eti gaining
strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and i out in despair until i tried
your Bitten. I am now well, able to go
about and du my own work. Before
taking it i was completely prostrated.
Mev. MART 8TCA3T. .
Mime Bombes Ttbsaubt.
if you are .011.18.41 with yourself when
you have approved ..f what is right, you
will not only have the mastery over
yourself which 1 recommend to you just
now,l.teut everybody. and everything.
Lay this down, then, as a rule, that a
great capacity, and lofty elevation of
soul, which distinguishes itself most by
despis.n1 end locking down with con-
tempt on pain, is the most excellent of
all 'hinge. and the more so if it does not
aim at applause, but derives it satis-
faction from itself. Besides, to ms, in-
deed, everything aeeme the more sem.
mendable the less the people are alerted
and the fewer eyer then ars to sea it-
Cicen,.
Firer colic, unnatural appetite, fret-
fuls..•w, weakness, and consul ioee, are
sons • •f 18.e affs'ts of worms in children ;
door .y the worm* with Dr. Low's Wnv1
Syrup. Int
Slab Abbot Gre tlaa
aline hemeiter.w.deme.
Mrs. Melee Phsrviat No. 331 Daggett
St., Chimed, 111., is mow is her silty -
e ighth year, a lad states that .he has .uf-
fu.ed with Ouseempli.m fox sheat ten
yens, two tresti•d by now phy.ieionsoal1
.4 them peosowoeint her eeii kopeks..
She had gives up all hops of ever rswv-
. ring. heves bottles of Dr. Ring's New
Discovery for Co*umpti"e completely
weed her. Doubting metes, please drop
her a punted and satisfy your.,!, es. Ca/I
at J. Wilses's drug store and get • free
trial bottle. (1)
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
menu& 1 the pamphlet on Dr. VW
Buren's Kidney Cale, then buy a bottle
sad relieve yeomen of all the distree-
1pates. Year Dreamt elan tell you
Dreamtabout it. Sold by J Wilson GmbH -lel
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The use of Pal., S•lts.Castor Oil, do .
end other o•weous, griping Catlurtn••s
4 unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
is found in Dr. Canon's Bitten. which
act as a Cathartic without griping or
causing nausea. All druggists sell it.
60 Dents a bottle.
A men in Lexington made a wager
that he could name 0110 hundred women
in that town each of whom is prettier
than Mrs. Langtry Ile wrote out the
list and took it to the editor of a news -
p per there. The editor said that if he
published it his hide would 1» literally
riddled with bullet -holes. 'Why,' said
the other, ''ay.ry word of description
appended to each name is highly respect-
ful and cumplitnentary.' 'You misunder-
stand me,' said the editor. 'It's on ac-
count of the RAMP nut mentioned at all
that I would M murdered if I posted
your list.'
flub sines.
We bare made orraug.uients to club
TOR SIORAt with city papers at the rates
given below :-
Signal and Daily World . . . $3.50
" Weekly (;lobe _ - • 2.25
• Mail ... .... 2.25
Adyertieer .. 2.25
As edtsers Trebel,.
Theron P. Kestor,editor of Ft. Wayne
Ind., Gazette, writes : 'For the past five
years I have always used Dr. King's New
Discovery fur coughs of most severe
character, as well as tor those of a milder
type. It never fails to effect a speedy
cure, My 1rien o whom I have re-
commended it spealnof it in sane high
terms. Having been cured by it of every
cough I have had for five years, I con-
sider tt the only reliable and sure cure
for coughs, colds, etc.' Call at Wilson's
Drub Store and get • Free Trial Bottle.
Large size $1.00. (2)
In grafting it should be borne in mind
that the scions should be taken only
from healthy trees, as any diseased con-
dition of the sciots will convey this un-
healthiness to the new growth, and will
actually affect the tree ever after. even if
it should nut cause its eventual destruc-
tion. The fruit grafted can only repre-
sent that of the parent tree, and when
there is a falling off in sire or quality it
may be taken for granted that some-
thing is wrong in the c►nditit•n of tNe
tree front which the .cines are cut. In
cutting the scions care should be t.keu
to do so before the sap has begun to
move in the spring. In fact, t•, be sure
of there being no mistake in this, it Is
bettor to cut them late in the fall or in
mid winter, and tying each kind togeth-
er, label and bury in the ground under a
shed, frim which much moisture is ex-
cluded. Or, if the ground is not frozen,
stick the ends two or three orches in the
gr,nnd at the bottom of the tree from
which the scions are taken. Grapes and
cherries cannot be cut too soon in the
winter or spring, and then the worn will
be sure not to be omitted through n.-
glect. Pear and apple adient eat and
preserved in this way can be set quite
bate in the season -even up t•. Mir' and
June. In grafting, it is very necessary
to do the wog': carefully, as it is sure to
be compensated for by the reedy and un-
failing success which will fellow.
limo Prof. Lows sulphur Reap for
Pete-kly Heat, Nettle Rash, scalaq trop-
es. Ise(1, and all aIsmael o.wditioe of
she akin. lm
CPI 1 1Lr.n. A name wall known in
est.. •• •.e, with the (lair Renewer, whish
I fere.. . may hrur to it. natural odor by
a f e . • •sa nor holed at 110 wide per
bets • he Jamas W Mann. 2m
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Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
CPEO - 113 AFUELY
CABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich
of II jd etla tsmi -.t.. russrr lis.
• alar
iir
(w ifs tilPli NM s.
N. R-A.seapNt* suet -gest of Callas sad tllroeide always op hate Woo WOW. 1:h
M r'oe.esable rate .
Platers (mala[ a opoot'"y.--A cad sstks:ttd
1:r1
PITT TOR P0811 Dversrnr. -Poverty
with perfect health is rather to be chosen
than riches and dyspepsia. Try the
magic effect of a duller bottle of Fot $TAIP
eF HIALTI.
For rough renditions of the Skin,
Shampooing the head, Pimples. Eruption
and skin diseases, use Prof. Low's Sul-
phur Soap. m
All Nervous Debility cured by the use
of Dr. K. C. West's Nerve and Brain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
Sold at Wilson's drug store. . 2b)
sal Ammer wanted.
Can &fly on. bring us a cane 1.1 Kideey
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure 1 We say they
catlike, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured sad win are daily re
commending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
They puriffy urinary complaint
e blood, quickly
regulat the hov-
els, and act directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 50c. a bottle by J. Wilson. [1]:
Salt Maui tared.
Ars you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
if so, go at once to Geo. Rhynai Drug
Store and get a package if McGregor dk
Park• s Carbolic Cent e. Price 20 cents.
It was never known to fail. b
Field Llgbtslew
There are but few that have
never sufferedalmost intolerable pile
m Too
Neuralgia. or like acute pains. To theta such
as Instant relief as Fluid Llgbtaing is ea 00 -
told biassing in time of trouble. No df.`ast-
ing, offensive medicines to be taken fix days.
One •p licatlo. of Fluid lightning torte&
8old 01 U. lthynaa'. he
At this .oaeon of the year then should
boa bottle of Pectoria to every house.
itis anequalleri for Coughs Golds and
Hoarseness, is pleasant, equally Ife for
childrsw. Price 25 cent at all drug-
gists. m
Canaries are natives of a warm climate
and very tender. The fall and winter
too is the season fur moulting, when
they f«1 too miserable to sing. (live
your bird • little opium seed and few
grans cf cayenne pepper. Keep it
warm, and cover the tag* with a piece of
flannel at ny,ht.
merit Proves.
Dollar upon dollar ie r pearly spento■ the
:•Ith of recommendatlo« o•etloala entirely
worthless. Not so with ofr..or'• Speed
il
Core
awns are oro e•. Caliatp(1 Rhyn..'dmrug
store a.41 get a free trial bottle and arm roa-
viamod It will core you rf the worst forms et
lyq.sp.s(a. Liver Completed. Me,. no muter of
bow keg slaading. It costs yon nothing. Sold
de We. and /1 bottles. Ilea rot imolai* trot,
troroaos la your own tows. ba
N. household should no M.nstdere 1
complete without • bottle of Dr. Van
Haas's Kidney (tn ie in the eotot.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all fortes
of kidney diseases. Sold by J Wilson
am
A BARRIS'e TaartuowT. - For a
Coach, Cold ne any Bronchitis' affec.on.
"Poetoria," in my opinion, to just the
thing. i have need it in my family fes
Coughs and Colds foe the put four years
with the most unveried sucws, and to
day my npiniofl of it is that i continue
to think still more of that which 1 bikes
thinking well of.
(ion. Kean, Manager (Maria Pock,
Pickerirg.
Pnce 25 matte at all antigens m
A oirr•. neseevery
That is daily bringing joy to the il..mes
of thousands by sav11l,; many of their
deep -un« from au early grave. Truly is
Dr. King's new Disc.e:ere for Consump-
sion, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss ..1 Voice, Tickling is
the Throat. Pain in Side and Chest, or
any disease of the Tnrast and Lunge, s
positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial IloP
es free at J. Wilson's Drug Ston. Lang/
size $LM. (ii
Keep lemcna in • box of damp sand in
a cold cellar during the winter.
Obstructions of the Stomach, Liver,
and Bowels, are promptly removed by
National rills. - .n
To clean a metallic ..r bristle hair
brush, dissolve carbonate of soda, or
al.ratus in water, and pet it in • deep
duh ; piece the brush in this e, that
the booties are in the water, but
the back will not be touched. Use *inti
water to bristle" as they will hid .t
soft. After half an hour, strike the
bristles on • dry towel to remove the
moisture and put the brush in a cowl
draft of air to dry.
A Startling Discovery.
Physician's are often startled b• re-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and all Throat and Lung disuses is daily
curing patient that they have gisen up
to die, is startling tlsetu to realize their
sense of duty, *nal examine into the
merits of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in hundreds of our best Physi-
cians
hhcians using it in their 1, active, Tog)
bottles free at .1. wile..,, s Drew Store.
Regular size $1.0J. (4)
A !em•rittable Iseape.
Mr. Mary A. I)ailey,of Tunkhannock,
Pa ,was alk .ted for rex year. with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which time
the hest physicians could give no gels.(
Her life was despaired of, until in lest
October she procured a bottle of Dr.
King s New Discovery, when immediate
relief wail felt, and by olntinuing it use
for • short time she was completely car-
ed, gaining in flesh 50 lbs. in • few
months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain care
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at Jas. Jb ties
at es Drug Store. Largs
$1.00 (4)
GtOD1a11I0I3
PLANING MILL
KOTARI.TEAID IIsi.
Buchanan, Lawson 3 Robinson
e 4*t'VAC t*.XRa or
Sash, Doors & Blindc
DIAMOND IN ALL COMA Or
Lumber, Lath, Shinglea
and builder's t..tevtal of every d..rrttat►a.
MINSK FVR1.T1fll1E $ SMOLT,
r All OI le -s r remedy uses ted to.
Ooderteh. Aeg. 1 IML tt! ly
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND £ PACIFIC R'Y,
Stang the Creat Osetrel LMw, aAoide to travelers. by reseen or Its unrNalee sae-
g raphMal position, the aa.rts.0 and best
reins
bebetween
et M .
t 8405*. .rthaat air
S outheast. mod tet Weep M.rteemet end
It Y 1ltsralry and Wee* true, fleas Its connections are N N the primmest OMNI
of road between the Attest* and the PaMelo.
Or Its resale Rd* - Manges It remenes Cnk14•50, Joliet. Poona, (Stowe.
VSal*ss.
. Oesse.metiers nod gest I..asd. M Modet /ienprt. msseolosrS,
asltingeow. tis.41.l8* [serve*. Osealoosa, Pawed t. One mato«. weal LIMrt t.
low city. Anmeti , Awe. Awdut.n, Hunan. throws* Center and Domicil Moe..
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