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TSS HUBAN .SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1887.
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t/ttee•ew,e ss Ile Whew tier Is a V ewe -
Mrs Blots visits Mrs Janes, taking
her little bot with ber. The buy sow -
Mite 111 sort• of de esidatious, and after
e u taken away Mn Janos ways agytl/tn,o o
"Gracious, don't 1 wish that by oaaf •nd'slratiasstttsp a.f his Ley treads.
er
We Dopy wtl�grtll of his Knttfyisl/, ates-
'aiwe fur • few garottes 1 Huss 1 wapiti eripsiu,u
blister him. It u etrangs to ma bow a MissS•U1 T'fc8iiek, was rig d .,01
ig gritty as S red std gager.•• watgwaggonwaggonp two sprint seats, anal u,.o''e un.ra
-ewes than a few. She heat o. a blue
*ma with • reit flop at the sole tool a
petty eueaetbing oe other ou the lather
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Iw.k/eps 1a Massa.
The edit igL the Moutons S.resAer
attended a MIay-day ball, mid, Lie the
licit tome to his hie. attempted • na-
b1 Nu costumes for the ber♦.lit
mother can los mu blind."
A few days later Mn Janes galls mel
Mn Bloke accompanied by her little so0
who puts hie feet on the plash -bottomed
chairs who gives kis souther a works of
euioy a*. When Mrs Janes is guise
Ma Blake says :
"Ary stars alive, how I du wish that
boy was mine fora few 'minutes ' How
1 would blister him. It wit all I could
a'u to keep my halide orf hon. It is •
u•yttery 90 me how a mother can las so
short-sighted. Stephen," addresehig
her sen, "put oe your shoe and don't
throw it aruuad that way, you'll break
something. Stephen, Stephen, didn't I
speak to you I There you naughty boy,
you have broken a vase. Go out of here
this minute. Stephen, Stephen, didn't
I speak to you : There you guud•fur-
Mit• Suss Sharp wore an eu trails rig;
and could have L o.cked Mrs. Langtery
silly when it sitn., to good I .,.ks. filer
hair mew ea coil and her (ace en powder.
S he ktld Sixteen ranee on one tinder, and
brtkmism.lean to her elb..w.
Wale Birdie Bloom was "the d,.int•
test dsrltug :•f ah," in white toggery of
e t00S sort. looped up in al•••ts. She
were handgri ited gloves sad rappers,
and i•amrwentry jewelory ; also the
curb that havi been ••n exhibition in the
the window of our fashionable hair dress-
er for the pest week.
Miss D reminded one of a
double ratnhow, and was the belle of the
•,ccasio•n. Its a c •:1 day ashen Lixy
Ann D. Irity get. lair at a hall, and she
nothing thinit,you have cracked the mit- was her beet last nt.ut. She is btu
ror Never mind, sir, I am not going Hto ;Telly popular at the F.fth Avenue
utu,
h
were she has teen head exok
bring you a thing from down town, not ;nut ye„tr. She nes• •s *wast
a blessed thing. 1f you don`t goo out of last nigh: as ne ..f bar .mere si.ede
hen this minute 1'11 whip you, Stephen, dumplings.
Stephen ' Never mini, when the rag I
roan .mules I'll tell him to take you
away."
..rose salve
.. I used • crest deal of doctur'a medi-
cine for kidney complaint during toot
years, was getting warm all the time un-
til I tried B. B. B. I took three bottles,
gained in weight from 130 to 139 lbs
• I cea highly recommend Burdock B1ut.d
Bitten to be a gtoud rnedio'ine." l,hua
testifies John 1Va.tou, of Springfield,
Atter lees Ton.
" I was ttoublel with.lirer complaint
I for number of years. finding no etre.
I tried 1:. 11 B. 1 took four }little.,
(rid am perfect:y cared. octane and
hearty." Sirs. )tarts Askett, .rim•,
Out. =
Peony hese..
The comae of et •ui, i• a Golden c :d
in a few hours the 1i.wi• appear to be its
distress and iia,.. a terrtule noise in
attempting to br torte. In my opinion
a great many of the f ogle found dead
Mises About ller.e.. under the r.,on:s t1 the m•,rtang are
victims of croup. 1' 'mels should never
l aloes the fare is very stunt' end the he exposed to currents of cold air, I
roads roue., steep and hard, take off the have known a wh•''e pen o1 (owls to be
shoes at this season and let the hof get!'nmeiny it utdht fr••m Nortmq a win -
due partly ,!utmg the daytime, at such
some natural growth. It is a •este f times it is weii to look udt fur croup.
time and money to show a ph,w.team r ; Remedy, put the fro' on a wares place.
farm•team in the 'owner. 1 i-cit•tru and give crackers or 'ureal socked in hot
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collars ate the bane of farm terms ; they i Natorof a rata sprink:edyon thep c: w tens
divert the line of draft and bruise the ( (one it down if the fowl d••es r.• .t eat
shoulders; they set L.oe'y and chafe is I hive seen cases whoa I consider-
tbe neck. Too often the cullan are tui l ed it membraneous croup. iu such a case
lose. in tine saes one of the zinc co:Lr it is best to dres. ,•:f the f•,+rl if the
remeay bove Si .es rut r shove. Care
pads will shorten the collar and prevent ahonll btalatera that after a fowl .as
bruising the neck. Muddy legs irritate I had one attack „f croup they
the skin and produce the pustular in- stain take cold, as a rela?se is
tiammation known as grease. This 1• j daageroous.
stuns easily prevented than cured. Wash D • not I+la:e .•tis roost hig.oer this
avrther. 1>rhen w •rrattgd the Letts
rs legs and rub them dry whenKer the
war ell growl :'. •he hi.Sest, 1.savisg
harms Indies wet and muddy. Glyeer j the Ismer was onoxopied. The hotter
sae is the best emollient for the skin ,but pita is to place than ott- a .Kiel.
more basses it a easily procured. Tboti is U. ^ eearsity fur batiol
the roost any hiz .tr than sitys•Wly to at.
m is ant efaath.nt i
Gash l>utleMp s*W'1 t .w a sp►c nits them for the fr:e cis
and betiiwg, and thin ptri�ilsti poiaun- culanoh of aur.
log of the skits, softens 11 and prevents The dust lath t the f owl is ',hat the
heating and inflammation and cures His- wash -bowl is to the individual. t1 : e i
ease when want of care produces this a hen is incubating she comes of as rr
tulerly to duet herself as sbe dovet feed. w
tut, common result Frick with • ; instinct tel ,hung her that :t is t:;e
woollen rubber, either dry or wet, as the best method to free herself of lice.
TSH J U DI Lila JO IP-
rise (is.rud .es ver t MOM net F•41110104°
on over I.dlgwaa* tiI•akess-
The wag u( the Jubilee has turned ups
and all K.tlasld as laughing over Mamie-
ems
ersue•oeee. He cawed the circulation all tbro'
the country of the report that every baby
born os Jubilee day would receive • pre-
vent of a silver cradle std acs guttural. or
• 1,0u1 *31, from the Queen. It caused
the greatest excitement among the moth-
ers of the laud, .ud they have been wilt-
ing and coming tc Bucicuytbam Patrce
until 400 have already responded. What
lent tt probability is the fact that the
Queen although stingy as a rule, has
generally sent $15 to every soother to
England or Scotland who brought trip-
lets int.. the world. One proud mother
who arpeared at IiuoIinghmw Pslsce
with twins was especially aggrieved, as
she considered that, like Mrs. Chick, she
had inside "4.n effort" to honor Her Maj-
esty's jubilee and should not be defraud
ed of the cradles and her ugh. She
would, site said, change the babies'
names, which had breu selected for her
by a local schoolmaster, the boy being
called Jubito and the girl Jubtla Higgins.
The officials disclaim all knowledge of
the matter and hesitate to tell the i)ueeu
41, 'sit 11.
T" the most children the hare sug-
gestion of a tit se of castor oil is nsu-
seeting. 11 -he physic is necessary for
for the little ones, use Ayers Cathartic
Pella They combine every eemential
and valuable principle of a cathartic
meuicine, and, being sugar-coated, ars
eaaily taken.
Norsk was loam.
Up in the mountains shoot Marietta,
Ga., we came 114:91. a tall, barefxoted,
bare -legged girl itopinintly about 20
years old, who sat on the around in front
of a ler: cabin with her feet in a sand
pile. She made no. move to get up. and
the mother, wh., came to the door as we
rode up, noticed her and yelled out
"Sarah ' Sarah
"Vi hat " drawled Sarah.
"Where i -r manners t
''Ilain't got none'"
-i i!+. you hati.'t : ' Gentlemen, excuse
me '
She picked up a limb and started for
Sarah. Sarah jumped rep, coot a whack
on the back as she dodged a stump, and
as .he %ailed over the hush fence in front
of the house the limb took her a c • n
with al ;.roper energy.
'•N,, she ain't got nu msnners, and
that's s,.,• said the mother as she ting
down the weapon mud came bock to ua.
"I aaut her to chop wood and hove corn
and read Sha.:speare, and the old man
hi wa..ts he: to trap and shod and learn
Latin, and betwixt the hauling and pul-
ling we've got her manners all upsot. '
ay
A'wnst every person has wine form of
*en,fut .us poison latent in his veins.
Wheu this poison develops to scrofulutiL
sores. uicers, or eruptions, rheumatism,
or orzantc dieeaeee. the sufferiat is
terrih.e. Hence the gratitude if those
who dsac'•rer that Ayer's Sirsaparilla
will era..:crte this evil.
cue may be, to excellent fur the skin,
and fifteen minutes spent every day in
rubbing down a horse will be well em
pluyed. For all kinds of vermin rub
the hair, not the skin. with • brush or
sponge, moistened with kerosene and
glyce ins in slued parts. — N . Y. Tri
• I:e..d are.
Mem Glen sae
"As • cure for s11 summer annpleints
are ism trdvg T. Trowel!
D•n t forget a sutnly rf that Dr.
uewew mImawt.
The frequent segue. of Hang r attempt•
lug bowel complaints duriug the summer
and fall is the liability to check the
diarrbrra h •• suddenly. 1)r. Fowler's
Eattwct of Wild Strawberry will not du
this. Intl t,,,u of the bowels ayes
not f allow its use, as is too aunt the
case with p,werhil opiates and satrtuit-
uata. It curee promptly and to a natur-
al assuage. 2
• alskee'. Ideal m1,1.
A Western Bishop has gives to the
world hia ideal girl. It would out be
rash to faucy, says a humorous para -
grapiest., that the...Bishop's wife was
flattered by the description. It sounds
very Tike what mea say "Mother was
when she was • girl."
She was a little girl until she was
fiifteen years old and she helped her
mother to her household duties. She
had her hours of play and enjoyed bor-
eal( to the fullest extent. She sever
said t., her mother, "1 can't—I don't
want t.,," for obedience was to ber •
cherished virtue. She arose in the
morning when called, and we du not
suppose she had Mr hair done up in
papers and crimping-pina or banged
over her forehead. She did not grow
into • young lady and talk about her
beaux before she was in her teens, amid
else did not read dime novels, Dor Ws.
she tancying • hero in every plowb•,i
she met. The old-fashioned girl was
modest in her demeanor and she never
talked slang nor mad by -wants. Stk.-
did not tooth at old people nor make
fun of cripples. She hal a respect f.,t
her elders and was not above iiatenine
to words of counsel from those older
than herself. She did not know as
much as her mother, nor did sae think
that her judgweut was as good as that
of her graudmuther. She did not go to
parties by the time that she was ten
years old and stay till after midnight,
dancing with any chance young man
who happened to be preaeni. She Wein
10 bed to swoon, ►net doubtless said het
Provers and slept the sleep :of ionc-
cense, rom up in the worniug hapio'
and capable of giving happtoesa. AS
nosy, if then imam iia tashi.,ned girl 11,
the world to -day, may Heaven blah at d
keep her and raise up others Lk. her. '
l hIIdrea 1n MIN..
Not s Renk Agee
Mr Goode, drutgisf, is not a hook
agent, but has tic ay;ency iu Goderich
for Johnston's Tut.tc Bitters, which he
can heartily rec.'uuneuid for any cum
plaint to which a tonic niedicine u ap•
plicable. This valuable medicine has
been with most astonishingly good re-
sults in cases of general debility, weak-
ness, irrrttulanues pecuitsr to females,
extreme paleness', impoverishment of the
blood, stomach and liver trouble., toes
of appetite, and for that general worn
out feeling that nearly every one is
troubled with at some part of the year.
Don't forget the name Johnston's Tunic
Bitten 30e. and 81 per b.,ttle at Goode's
drug store, Albiuu block, G ,derich, tole
agett.
Fowler's Etttact of •Ytld Strawt.etrv. Fi ,rence Marryatt, an English grits.:
It is • superior remedy for sea sickness,
and a positive cc • for ail bowel c.•m•
planta induced by bad water. chain ,if
bun*. Ij diet. or of climate het h er at h me
or abroad, it should he kept at hand to
case .,t emergency.
1 highly recommend Dr. F.pwler's Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry, having often '
used it with the best results. I have
often teen thanked for recommending
it." William Haw, Amster. (hut. 2
Orderly Mrs.
The simple matter of a hny's being
trained to be orderly may seem of eery
alight moment in determining the bap -
pineal or unhappiness of his future
home, bot at least ever: housewife with
a carless husband will appreciate its im-
portance in practical living. A lad as
customed to have his sisters or the
servants pick up whatever he chooses to
leave about will come some day to be a
constant vexation to the tidy soul of his
*pools, when he might almost have been
taught to aid rather than to destroy
the neatness And order of his home.
The mother who allows her so.•s always
to consider his own interests and near
to feel that the comfort and wishes of
these shout him are his affair is proper
ing • husband who will some day render
w.i.enble through sheer thoughtlessness
env sensitive woman who link* ber des-
tiny with hia.
Sive Them • [Sante.
That is to say, y- sr lungs.
your breatbine machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air passages, but the thousands of
Intl* tubes mad cavities leading from
theta•
When yh••• ere elated and chocked
ALO
A correspondent of the boron t r,,01-
,
,••m:, r says that in convening with fruit turn
he finds that the beet success with plums
has been to yards where pigs and p wl-
try a• • confined, and where the er,,und
is kept hard and bare, sad all insects
and defective fruit that drops are ;.ick
ed up.
One man said his grove ••1 plume set
full every year, but the curculiu took
about all 1.f them. 1, ,e *print a large
lot .f frozen turret were scattered in
among the trees, id for is few year. no
corculio touched his plums. The .r0, n1
was too strong of turnip for them.
with
Another roan said hie plum orchar 1 in
illino.is set full each year. hut curculiu
book all. He told hu wife be would cot
all down and use it for • h••g yard ; his
wife said w,, fence it in and pot in the
pigs. He did so and ever afttr had a
good crop of fine plums.
One man in Iowa brought a bole loot
of tine plum trees called the Spanish
I King. He set there in his pe•ultry tut,
I ane in due time they commenced bear-
ing and every year b pre a guxd crop of
Iarie, fine Alien. His neighbors
thought it n'1 due to the hardy variety,
and he sold all the cions every year at a
bit price. _ - -
E final pae%s sir Glare! limo an•f asltea.
with a little tat and sulphur mixed and
scattered over the ground, just as the
fruit begins to ferns. is a good pro entz-
tive as well as a gou'1 fertilizer.
who visited this country last summer,
states that she saw • little girl of six
years take her place at a hotel table. On
being ashe1 by the waiter if she ought
t, be there withoct her parents, she
:only answered, ' I guess I pay my
way.
A writer in the A,' .lac supplements
this story by one of a 5 year old girl
whom h. once saw seated alone at a
crowded tah'e of a hotel. She called
first for wrap, then ice cream, then m..re
woo.
"Isn't your mamma rnming to dinner'"
asked the amazed waiter, as he served
bar.
"Nu," replied the younj lady, "She
don't want nuns. She's dead.
t;e.'r<e Autrnstas Sala, when to this
count.-•, said : "1 object to two things
in America—the pie and the hotel child-
ren. N .t until the child is made into
the pie will I tolerate either. -[Youth's
Conipanio.n.
James MoMurdook, writing from Kin -
ode, says : "I). B. B. as . remedy for
diseases o: the blood, liver and kidneys,
hei an excellent reputation in this Inial•
ter which ought not tone there, ity. i have used it, and speak from ex•
f t wrens, u wall se observation it as
'anent hall d.. there troth.
well. others 'Rioted to try ot. 1
Call it cold, txwgh.'croep. pneumonia,
catarrh eoneersption ow an of th.
family of throat sod use and
bed Alt d
t obatriitions,
mit to be got rid of. There is jot
nn. men_ wayto get rid a theta. thr t
L tabu Pzoelt••'a Gentian Syrup, which
say dra int will sell yogi at Sat .spm •
bottle. Evgin if everythag ell& has
lalDA yy0t+�a yogi say Vied siva eV.
for cett•t .
a]
A wagidrrt.l
The largest organ, and one that p'aye
a cootr..liing part on the health of the
body is the liver. If torpid or inactive
the whole system becomes diseased.
Dr. Chase's Liver Curs, is made special!)
for Liver and Kidney diseases. and i,
guaranteed to cure. Recipe book and
medicine 81. Sold by all druggists.
c� ArriTalsl
rto •rndenlir'teol has last received • large
nd,ii1iun to his .t,.. k u(
°� the .ml mullein* 1 want, and 1 advise
Ant what they do, they cannot do l
F.aracbe—take a bit of e•atna batting,
pat open it • pinch of Mack terse.
gather it up and tie it, dip it in sweet
oil, and insert it in the ear. Pet • Ban -
■sl bandage over ob• head to keep it
warm. It will give immediate relief.
Tare sr— "What tlo yep linden/NM
by an unclean whit r 3ti.apile Cosa
uSSta:Jt—"A ditty devil"
DRY GOODS
All new and seasonable : also a fresh stock o1
GROCERIES
The First Sign
Of falling health, whether in the form of
Night Sweats nal Nerpuuwese, or la a
sense of General Wearies -fa awl Lea et
Appetite, shitisbi gugge.t the use of A see
Sanscarllla. This preparation 4 most
et<a-etive for gtvleg tom end strength
So the enfrrbkd system, promoting the
digestion suet assimilation of food, rester.
ing rho urrvoua forces to their normal
condition, aid fur purifying, enrkbleg,
and t Italizlug the blood.
Failing Health.
Ten years ago myhealth M to tad.
Iwo* troubled wita l4ttes+log Cough,
Night Sweats, weakne.•, airy Nervous -
mew. i tried oarium remedies prescribed
by diluent ph%.letans, but became so
week that l could not go up suite wfth-
Gout siopptult to rest. Ily friend, tveuw-
mended me to try Airr's sat 1y,
which I'dld, and 1 am now as healthy sad
* grow as ever.— Mrs. E. LJ '1/'Ullauu,
Alexandria, Minn.
I have used Aver's Rareapar/tt▪ a, In m
family, for Scrofula, and know, If it is
taken faithfully, that 1I'kilirt onwghly
eradicate tido terrible disease. 1 bate also
prescribed It as a tonic, as well as an alter-
ative,
hemative, and meat say Wet, 1 bonen iv believe
It to be the best blood me-dlelne ever
compounds -J. — W. F. Fowkr, D. D. jus
11. D., Greenville, Tenn.
Dyspepsia Cured.
it would be Impossible for me to de.
scribe what I suffered from Indigrstloa
and Headache up to the time 1 bean
taking Ayer's Aar'aparil4. 1 was under
the can of various physklana and trityl
a great many kials of medictttee, but
never obtained ttiore than temporary re-
lief. ...her taking ASarmparllla bar
a short time, my headache disappeared.
and my stumach performed its duties enure
perfectly. Turlav say Iwaith 4 com-
pletely reater.d.-Mary Marley. S.pring-
few, Mass.
1 have been greatly benefited by the
prompt use of .torr'• Sarsaparilla. It
tones and invigorates t he n.tenm, regulates
the action of the dhgcsttve and asslesilstive
organs, and vitalizes the blued. It 1
without doubt, the most reliable blood
purifier yt t diaeovered. -- H. D. Johnson,
*13 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayse & Cs., Levst1, Nowa
Prim 111; ells beiges. 11s.
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facie's Carbolic tlerste ter site• of any
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perspiration i• the market for healing
and cunug bores, Burns, Butts, Cuts,
Pimples. Blotches, and a the only prop-
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and a road viypl) of CURED )TEATS; also
what Mr W icarea .
•''flare you got a raiser in the hoose !'
asked! an Indiana man who registered at
Willard's late last night for one p*ght
only.
"I don't know of any, sir. ' replied
the clerk, "and the barker shop bas
been closed fir two hours."
"Ranter shop. thunder '•' •nelaimed
the impatient .nest. "I don't want no
tarter shot. I'm tired uut. I went to
go op stairs to bed
"A11 rizht, sir, and 111 venal the hent
to Teo in the morning, so you can shave
before breakfast.'
'Young man," said the indisian, as •
CHOICE FIAILI FLOOR
always In stock. FF.I:11 of art kinds.
}(er1Ia1dosheae pbeffoorecsbnhfng fealsrwpt;7121e
:.,r welch the htgb..rt price wo.11 bemepaid.
R. PROUDFOOT,
(iurleri..b, April 13th, led7.
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Imps. tsar sew. It. n is.
C soxaTow e. — \irs Campbell has hers '
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