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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 11%9
THE HOME CIRCLE.
Feeds that supply •mat•.islfor growth
sad repair ate called teltrugesuw feeds.
They are also called pruteida, from •
Greek word use*su ng '.first." Women fa
the living malls which are the Ikea pets-
eiple
or fors of hie, these is always .i-
tre s's. A oummuo Daum is elbowroom's
foods. Album/noes substances exist is
may forms, sad •r called by did•reat
names is differs.' skimp. They are
/send largely in meet, Nati, milk, pegs,
heats cud grails The albumen and
Abram iu jute* and deck of meat tied del,
sod in the juices cud reemb»ass of wase
vegetables awl fraite, the oaasu in milk,
the vegetable Geese in pas sod beaus,
and the gluten in grains, are all (urian of
nitrogenous sabot wee, or pruteade
The carbona•r.es foods are hate in-
eluding butter, the fat of mast or fiab,
oils, eggs, said sums kinds of cheese. A
small amount of fat is necessary in di-
gestion. and iedispeusable to perfect
nutrition. Starch and sugar as fused
u vegetables and fruits, are also fat pro -
Awing. Fats form the prineip.l mater-
ial of DeMain tissue.,giving rotundity and
beauty v, the form, and being ouneen-
ducturs of hat, keep the body warm.
An undue accumulation , •f fat is • speotas
of disease and is often Aaugeru us.
N. sever Masted Aisle r
No"hardly ever" about it. He bed
an attack of what people call "hilioes-
nem,"and to smile was impassible. Yet
a man may "smile and smile, end be •
villain still, still he was so sellain, but •
plain, blunt, honest man, that needed d
remedy such as Dr Pierce s "Pleasant
Purgative Pellets," which never fail to
our biliousness and diseased or torpid
ser, dyepepsm Wad ubronao ouostipe
tion. Of druggists.
Thus we see that the solid part of the
dish and bleed u largely 'brio and alba
men, suustaesmeesimilar te the fibres and
juice, of meat mod fish, and that ewe
milk, pubs, loans, and grains also coo -
tun fibrin and albumen, and we host
iicemen is the element in all ; and it is
lt
these urugesous foods that the
ily substance i.ebiedy built up.
there Semartable MAIL
Toned at :act, what the true peblie
has been looking for these many years
and that is • medicine which although
but lately introduced, has made 1. r
itself a reputation second to none, the
medicine is Jc,hnsoo's Tonic Bitters
which in errs anti oo with Johnson's
Tunic Liver Pills has performed some
most wonderful cures impure or um-
poverished blood soon becomes purified
and enriched. Bllhuusnees, indigestion,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, etc , soon disappear when
treated ley the.. excellent tunic medi-
cines. For Sale by Good, druggist, At-
hioc
block, God/etch. sole agent. [d
Age, occupation, climate, and oar
finances, should infe.uce our abetim of
loud. Persona whose occupations tax
their muscular strength often think that
they require s great deal of mat, whew
then are many f oda that contain as
much as, or more, prnteid matter than
meat, rich as pesa, beaus, chess. sad
graius.
ever, week.
Mies Bells Elliot. of Pont,poe-.l, Out.,
writes—"My brother and i were both
takes ill with • severs attack sf d:ar.
.hoes, having tried other remedies, we
tried Dr Feeler's Estreat of Wild Straw-
berry, which gave immediate relief." 2
"They have • larger sale in my div
trill," says a well knows druggist, "than
any other pill on the market, and give
the best satisfaction for sick headache,
Weio.imem, indigestion, etc , end when
enmbised with Johnston's Tonic Bitters,
Johnston's Tonic Liver Pills will per
form what no other medicine has done
before for suffering humanity." Pills
25 cents per battle. Bitters 60 cents
and $1 per bottle. Sold by Goode.
Druggist, Albuon block, Goderich, sole
agent [c
Animal fad is better for cold weather
than for hot. Fat is not digested male
unless exercise is taken. Frits, vege-
tables, and grains eaten with milk, bet-
ter, or oil, furnish the carbo -hydrates
needed in summer.
rant• Gave r
"Iu the years 1886 I coughed for six
months, end baying enseosessfully tried
many remedies, I partly gave up, think-
ing I had eresemption. At last i tried
Hs.ytrd's Pastoral Balsam, leas than
nae bottle of which eared se, leaving
me as well as ever I was." Hoary W
Cars•, Wabash, Ont, 2
Thous who labor or exercise Is the
open air need a large quantity of whole-
some food, and it need set be the most
digestible,
is they require food that will
stay by them.
A We..eglen *raa-
The largest organ, sad one that play
a onntrolling part on the health of the
body is the liver. If torpid or inactive
the whole system becomes diastased.
Dr. Chase's liver Cave is made specially
Oar Liver and Kidney disease•, sad is
guaranteed to eine. Recipe book sad
medieine SL - Sold by all dreggiata
An Indiana mart his de•idd that un-
less s woman le pleased with her photo -
Moho she need not pay for them if,
says a enmity loiehelnr editor, His is kw
the photographers in that State may as
well nbeee» their camera at ones.
Their meatiest is gene.
A Enos..'. ane.,
Few seen have aapemplisl.ed He mess
usenet of wort sad good in this world
as the esi•breflsi Dr Chess. Over
000,000 .t his verb have been sold in
Otli.d• .ions. We west every pow
lwsbled with Liver Demi t. Dye'
Trpi� , Uriery
to bow a Milroy Dr Chases
Tew�M•� M bee a beetle et
Liver Os,., it will sure ye.. Medicine
Reedy*god look SL Sold by elM
HEALTH NOTIR3.
• assehe(
lailiwasiSsig Sew. wens rrepar'
ed /,r oar ase.d.r.
The common pesetwm 01 reuses faint-
ing persons to • sitting or upright posi-
tion is often sufieirat to destroy tae
spark of life which rernaira
Many parents were to think that seme-
sters in fold is W ool'sah with etmplierty,
and pride themertess .d the virtue of •
were, of action which is uuektug tee*
then murderous.
Let so one torture himself with the
Ihereght that he could have been t sic, a
good • matt as he is if he lied risen every
'Bernie* at daylight. The' habit would
kill half of w it tees than five years.
It is generally known in • vogue way
that old men los. • little in height.
tjeetelet who studied the matter closely,
cnleu:ated that the shortening began at
fifty, end that if • man lived till he was
amerty he would be au etch and • half
shorter then he wee in his prime.
Long hams of work ars ottani as little
to the employer's interest as they s» to
those employed. No one can do se
good work at the end of the day a at
ate begiuning, mod the more the work-
ing hours are prolonged the greater will
be the .letrtex/A. iuu of the soak, and as
He tune fur recuperation must inevitably
be shortened the det•riuruteuo will eery
probably become cantinuoue.
Eating when tired, and engaging in
active mental or physical rsercaa im-
mediately after a hearty teal, are two of
the most Common Was sgaiust dietetic
rectitude is our modern civilizati,w. An
1.1 medical writer tells that • hundred
years ago M we. the custom smog the
merchants of Edinburgh to take two
hours "sowing" ter dinner in the mid-
dle of the day, during whish taw the
shops were closed, and all b.sioees sus-
pended.
To the Medics/ rrwieeasea. sae. all whew
Ii may sea....
Phe.ephatine, or Nerve boon, a i'hus-
phate Element based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Maas., cures Putman
say Consumption, Sick Headache, Nee -
vow Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the: human
system. Phoephatine is not a Medecine.
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poiioas, Mutes
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but .imp!
fthe Phosphatic and Oartric Elements
und in our daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to convince. AU Druggists
sell it. $1.00 pee bottle. Lowes A
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
US Front 'Street East Toronto
thew. Memos abewt Women,
The Princess of Wale" is 43
Empress Frederick is to go to Kiel
neat m tech.
The Empress of Austria is attended
by a woman physician.
The Czarina of Russia prefers English
books to those of any other language.
The 102nd birthday of Mrs Lydia
Watson, of Leicester, Mass., was cele-
brated ■ few days ago.
Two Comae ladies, who are the first
to set lout on American oil, are now en
route from San Francisco to Washing.
lou.
Eighty Per Coat.
Of the human rase, awarding to a high
authority, suffer from one or other form
of blood taint. Never allow this latent
evil to develop into serious disease while
the blued oast be kept pure and the sys-
tem clean by proper precautions, such as
wing Burdock Blued Bitter, whenever
any scrofulous symptoms appear, No
medicine equals B. B. B. as • blood
cleanser. 2
Mw. Lavroffskv, a celebrated Rue
Sian chem player, is said to have mews -
ed • fortune by her proficiency in the
game.
Bay lacer is a type of catarrh hiving
peculiar symptoms. It is attended by au
loomed condition of the lining mem-
branes of the nostrils, tear -ducts and
throat, affecting the lungs. Au acrid
mucous ssecreted, the dischargeissooam-
panid with a burning sensation. There
are severe spasms of sneezing, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and inflam-
ed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is a reme-
dy that can be depended open. 60ete.
at druggists ; by mail, registered, 60eta.
Lay Brothers , Druggist., Owego, New
York. le
Mrs Humphrey Ward has paid heavily
for "Robert Earners" in the way of ill -
health. She has guttered badly from
insomnia.
The bat regulators for the at ,mash
and bowels, the best cure for biliousness,
sick headache, indigestion, and all affect -
lions arising from a disordered liver, are
without exemption Johnson's Tonic Liver
Pills. Small in aim, sugar costed, mild,
yet efeotiv.. 25 eta, per bottle sole by
Goods, druggist, Albion block, Gede
rich, sole agent. (el
There are about ;0,000 lacemakers Is
Normandy, and in all France there are
nearly 200,000 women engaged to this
industry.
A Pees nif
Around each bottle of Dr these
Liver Core is a medical guide sod reship
busk containing espial information, over
2100 reeeiyes, and pronounced by docents
aad druggists se worth ten times the
met of the medicine. Medicine and
book IL Sand by all druggists
At the diener gives as Friday even-
ing by Mrs Staafoed et Washington to
siateee of the Senator's rrienoa het •
beam strawberries wage served that coat
redo....
own sees*sae►
item tie risk is baying msdMM belt
try die greetlids." sad User male.
ter, as s by Dr Oboes, siding eI Olt• he's
res ipas Try Ohese's Liver Ogre for
ell dmae•e of the !Agar, Indoors,
Msaesb sad Deo& MM by hoe
Wilsons, devioli t.
HOW TO CARVE FOWLS.
Ilenessnatis aagpestle.a Calleesala• sae Der
jetsam; of Ilea.... Thrheys, etc.
'lite meson is at hand when amateurs
to the matter of disjointing turkeys,
geese. ducks and clue -lens sire beginning
to wish they knew just how to de it in a
sattafat:Uory manner With a view to
aenisting the i;twrant,here are repn ductal
sumo dire tiotas boom in Poultry Yard
rtoctttl)
The Ings of a boiled fowl always bead
inward and tuck into the belly, but be-
fore it Ls put upon the table the skewer
by which the are se urid ought to be
removed. The fowl should be LMl on
the carver's plate,and the joint*, as they
are cut off, placeis the dish. In tak-
ing off the wing the joint only must be
divided with the knife, for by lifting up
the piniuu of the wing with the fork,
and than drawing it toward the legit the
muscles will separate in a mw-li better
Item than you can effect by cutting with
a knife. !gest place the knife bt:twt'ee
the let and body and cut to the bout);
turn the leg back with the lurk, and the
joint will goer wa}y' if the fowl it cuing
and well dor_u. The merry thought is
taken out w ben the lege and wings are
all removed; the neck bones are Laken
ani by. putting in the knife and pressing
It urs the long, broad part of the hone;
then lift the nick bone up apt break it
off from the part that sticks to the
breast. The breast itself leis now to be
divided from the carcass by cutting
through the tender ribs close to the
breast, quite down to the tail; then lay
the bark upward, put your kuilo into
the lime half way from the leek to tiro
wings, and on raising the lower end it
will readily separate. The last thing to
be dote Ls to turn the rump from you
and neatly to take off the ei•tzemen.
Each part should be neatly arr'a..eed ou
the dish.
The turkey should not ho divider! till
the bread is .iisl.mnl uf: but if it
thought proper to divide, the same pros
cent must be followed ;,i directed in a
fowl. The following hi the best mode of
serving this delicious bird: Begin by cut-
ting close to the breast bone, scooting
around so as to leave the mere pinions.
Each slice should carry with it : portion
of the pudding or foruetneat with whish
the craw Is stuffed.
Car is Tight Cribs.
Corn stored in the ear, sari Prairie
Farmer, may not be placed in tight cribs,
when It has only received the drying
n atural to its being on the stalk. Borten
requires the i -hu a winter to fully pre-
pare
ro-pare it for shelling and transportation in
tight cars. If the autumn and winter are
damp, it win oitc:s meld in the center of
wide cribs, and often in the aTerao'-e sea-
sons the chit or germ Ls killed, cupocielly
in those of alternate freezing awl t'tsw-
ig, •a.1 this from rupture of the cells of
the grain. The same ctreee also render,
the ,:teal from such corn bitter.
It Ls also well known that corn traeh'iv
absorbs r_:L&`-ture, and that unless kiln
dried before grinding. and pl.-eed in nir
tight packages, it is apt to heat. Iu the
saving of tired corn, therefore. it is ee-
pecially necaLetry that the corn be ripe
dried thoroughlm
y before it is fro, end
then kept in a dry place, and preferably
one where it Fill not freeze. So. deo.
corn intended for into meal for
human use sho:il be kept in cribs so
narrow that It may dry equally and
ihorougl-iy. and also flaring enough so
that no rain can drive in to diuneen the
corn.
csmmen Hese,
Is .flea fatal when ant remedied in time.
Leslie B Nicholson, IV W eell..sley As is.
'll'urvut,,, asps : "Aa a quick ours, wdde.
etre thrust, chlllblassea No , 1 a.. re-
suaunend Hwysnl'a Yellow Oil." It is
• sere curd. Dtr.ouuw semrdhilddv each
hetet =
10 SAND! NO DIRT!
WHERE SHALL I GO
TO HUY HHT
FRUIT?
Why ! go where you can
get the Choicest RAISINS,
CURRANT and_ FEELS,
and where they CLEAN ev-
ery pound of FRUIT by
Machinery.
IT WILD PAY YOU.
TO 00 TO
CHAS_ A_
Treatment for Rees le Fowls.
The find thieg to be done is to separate
tho tick from the healthy ones, and
where it can be done it will aid ;meetly
to put the well onoe where they cad
most temporarily at least in new quartette
while the present one Ls being thoroughly
cleansed and disinfected. Keep them in
out of the wet and give • variety of foot.
For a few days it will be quite well to
use cooked food seasoned with cayenne
peps and powdered charcoal. Let
We run out as much as possible in
ggoed weather. For a few days give
Douglass mixture erery day; after that
twice a week. This is made by di"eoly-
ing half a pound of copperas in a pilon
of water. them add half an ounce of oil
of vitriol; keep in jugs and put an ounce
of the mixture in a paten of their drink-
ing water. For those not too far gone,
wash their heads and cleanse the thrust
and nasal p•ssagvs with warm water
containing a little carbolic acid. Kero-
sene oil may be used for the same pur-
pose Fowls in an advanced stage of
this disease may about as well be killed.
Swelling of the head with fetid die
charges from the eyes and nostrils aro
unerring symptoms of this dkxa.eu.
r
retesting Crapes.
For long keeping select only the tough
skinned grape•. (lstawbn, Teen, Clinton,
Rogers No.Norton'; 'Virginia and
Cyuthiena aro good keepers, If gathered
in a dry time and properly handled.
Thee should be allowed to Ito on shelves
or tables in a cool and well ventilated
room for a few days for the stems to dry
out- whet' they may be packed. All im-
perfect and rotten grapes should be
p{ckd off, and bunches where the berries
fall off easily should be rejected. Pack
carefully in baskets, preserving the
bloom on the graph, and put tine
between the layer, or pit& to oven=
sawdust when designed wholly for family
nes. In any case, a cool, dry room wit
an oven temperature and good free ven-
tilation is essentiaL When in danger of
freesing. protect temporarily with stings
kind of a co:ering.
reefs Werth Cams -keg.
A free martin is a cow calf, twin born
with a bull calf, and msneray proves to
be barren. The Sarno designatior is given
to female foal similarly bogs, bat twin
Dole are more rare than twin calves.
Official returns make it appear that
night months' exports of cattle, coal, ea-
ten, beef, lord and lumber Inc -reseed
largely in Ha over 1887. bort thcotton gow of
wheat, bseellii
and t declined The
e6ipo>eTirs of agricultural implement*
were practically stationary.
The Cider and alar Vinegar Worker?
Aasociatiot of the Northwest will bold
ma sixth annual meeting In Chicag�oo the
first week In December. L 8. I3rytat,
Princeton, itis., Is meeiMary.
The agricultural d•pert neett of Weigh-
=ash -
in ogee ' rte'°�''tiesgra-
ers c fah a ere' el�nanens end ether
orie-
agriculture, hor-
reftsdockkrreiging in all
sw• ord bin forestry, Mgt miners, bee Oat•
me, milk caleen and like labetrlea
?be ifestmeas' Deviww, of Chicago, sett-
mei.
ett-
me r• the tet: l ,whet crop of the come-
t
=Alee ' this year,
N
$be -t- Hulk, Stacie, I hetes'' sate_ l
yogi latdly I sept'. as you have bus
very busy. Mepts.- Tre , I have base
sins IMO Intl • new homer. I live en the
m,wrs now. tthort- Is that eu i It
usual be • sew ralorrtraoe for )oe,—
AMNIPvib
Q. P. It., BOOM
VAIN PROERTIEI FOR SALL
5100 AND P WARDS
1 have • large Dumber of 'louses and Ito
sad Vaonnt loads is the most desiraltt part'
of the Town i.e seas aTatar.
Now is the lime .o aware preperly before
the lit; hush. The C. P. It ie comma sure.
and iu a short time pricy will have adt*aced
beyond the reach .f maty.
Call ai.d see List and Pities before porch..
tag sloe w here.
R. RAI$"LiFFE.
Keel Sainte and lien -rat Incas -an.-. Asset.
ilius West -int-, third dour from Square. C. P.
It 'Mad and Telegraph Office. 14-tf.
10000 PUSH S
TO riser Al rev.;., AWLS TWIT LAST
lis ,nailan.p.
tw..p.reir tot.. h , .....vt,
wife, n.•lat or ei.5 - ...r M
Isuu:r- Clea Iiia toe it's
IaIasanr-a's INK us Point
o ut at.e red cirri, t:on, mi..
lahrl and send it to a sitter
stating hunt ofl'o'n after
fair trial. Either 6, 10 ,r 26
er•-t Use will secure t"r gift.
.lav grim or chew, ►r,...+
linos a w hm to rte It i t ul.e,d
for by you. -- 41d.c's-
CIURCHILL a 00.T0NOIITO
&VELOPES
PATENTS
CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS AND CO/TRICK TI
Ottan.ed, and all business In the U.S. Paten
OAAce at tended to at MODERATE FEES.
Our rime- is opuoane the C. S. Patent Of
Sc,-. and or car obtain Patents in IMAM time
than those remote from WASHINGTON.
head MODEL fog ON -1 WINO. We ad.
vise a to psrentability tree of chars.; and
we make Aft CHARGE L'NLICSY IVR OB-
TAIN PATENT.
We refer, hen, to the Postmaster, the Supt
o Money Order D,v., and to officials of the
U. S. latent ("Mee. M'or circular. advice.
terms and references to actual clients in your
own Sate or County. write to
r •.t%SWtCO.,
(opposite Patent UtB.*. W a.htttgton D.0
itTHE BEST IS CHEAPEST.
Farms's Wale JI Nese Lista
Peary farmer should read the leading endear
drat publication devoted to his beltsees.
my there is sone meat te It. and no
dollar expended from the Arm returns so much
gDora It cresta oe all bra.ekes connected with
�M Ars.
and Is hived eery f the bubo.from and
he
ehaalce; k i.e meed seer a [armor Rom the
Icm of W Ars ; It has .it tannin all-
ium of doNaes N�a� sc thesired.edca and
sreg•a of aoetagtams .inch sere l • ft hs. ta-
et dears. Oseemeeded e..costs from o ice eels stutoes
eOmemag. tied B etas `'
lemple cesdesmiliess2
WaiSarrairr
IimEw.OrviaL
flied•
--
BIIv
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS, "1
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Etc., Etc., at kti
THE SIGNAL
PRiNThI e0FF CE.
I No Bated aid Coifertioteq.
$ALE & WILLIE
deg to aawuame to the peepte ,.f 10.1eriYh
that tier have eprsud out • ass ttakory alt
the stead ua
KINGSTON STREET
Fesmer urrupfed J. W. Smith.
they will keno • full Nock of Home
Nteed, (akes, t'onfesteewery. and ;.,eery of
all Lias,•
Bread, Cats, &c,, Delivered
To all parte of to Town. A share ,, los
Piddle Pairw.s,{e is rerpe.-tftally s dh, u. d.
fair-tt.
RALE at WILLIS.
LITMUS LIVING AGB.
In CUSTOM: LIVING Aol. eaten upon
forty -tenth year. appro.ed an tie inert
Judge Mo. Chancellor Rest, Presidia
Adan,.. hl.torlois *parka.Psv.dts, Tlck..er,
Urneruft. and uuny war.., it has met with
cutslaat commendation and encores.
A it UK IV 11 MK, 11 int e• merit Uta
TRW - ANOA.0JIRTATiIl1i11C
double column e.•tarn pages of ruadleir mat
ter yowl). It presents an an Iueapeetvs
form. cwasideru.g Iia great amount of ,natter
with freshness. owing to Its weekly Issue, an '
with a roan pie Iepee. warner/ rise altemuted
The ,.est lessaye. Reviews, t'tit lclima.
Tales. Sketches of Traced and Discovery
Poetry. ria.frni fl.-. Hiugnptucat H.rtrical,
and Political Inform iuu, from the satire
body of !foreign Periodical Literature. aad
from the pens of the
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tont
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LIT�:RATURE-
.01:Poe.ssed of Tile Lavi:aos Aug and one or
of oar vivacious Americas mon them.*
Aber will Aad himself fa command of
.lust. "awed loa.--Philadelphla Evening.
etln."l
For 1110.911, Tua Lasses ennead any one of
the American 01 iaonthlles for eons o -
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