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THE HURON SIGNAL, } 111).1 Y. APRIL 19.
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THE MALADY OF HER RACE
EMPRESS AUGUSTA OF AUSTRIA AF-
FLICTED WITH INSANITY.
wooer Witness Rammesiellee by tbe TRW
assi of Press leiremeamem sad Ilatairnelle-
.4 aa a Ilticeiress Rae Law.
mw.". April 13 -Tb. Court of Appeal's
nvoietiou of the police decree against The
Yolks Zoiteag and the failure of the prose-
cution of The Ereisiunts•Zeituag • xaspitralle
oup Emperor and confirm his deterinineeiee
te iamb's upon • toll to soma Lus$. the
rigors of the ordinary prang law. Aa intl.
metion
no. been made to the leaders ul the
National party through Ceara Herbert Bis-
marck that sprees Law oonipromeie mast be
at...educed. Government finding it se-
cuseary to press upon the Re chat.% • mea-
sure to control criticism. This decision
peenims
as upheaval of parte. durirag the
remainder of the sundae. The peruse -talon
the prow excites every populous centre in
Germany, is strengthening the Progressists
else Socialetaand Is makinitliad unpressio
11'.n
un 11'. counery that the Emperor's future
will justify the worst fears of his despotic
tendencies.
Advice. from Vienna state that the Em.
pram of Austria has been smacked by the
family nesiedy fee• netters from
long spoils of meLancholle and entertains
delusion., accusing herself of the death of
V Crowe Priam Rudolph. She is
with id. of suicide, thinking.11=
Ideas the
EmperorEmperor free to re -marry. Sometimes she
dendles • cushion or • pillow, thinking it •
nsw-boiro heir to tie theme. The Emperor
is greatly affected. He suffers from insom-
nia and has no met for work, taking only a
languid interest be State affairs. It is
reported that he kas comulted with Count
lialeohy sad Count von Taal* epee the
advisability of abdicating in favor of his
nephew Frees. It is also said he wrote to
the Pope declaring that he lunged for rest
slid wished to retire, and that Um Pops's
response urging upon his the necessity of
submitting to the decrees of God, combined
with the protests of the Ministers, induced
him in the meantime to reemen upon „the
throne.
The liabilities of Fenn Truitel, the rain
dealer who failed recently, are 3,e00,000
marks, emote 1,100,000 marks. The fail.
ere of hater • Co., grain dealers, has
affected the Boerse swing to the tirm's stock
speculations. The tinn's deem amount
to 1,600,000 marks. The assets are m=
The two failures involve several a
S• ydney 0. Datum, the alleged spy, has
been eenteniced to 4i years' imprisotuneat
and his accomplice Hartung has been acquit-
ted. 11se trial was secret
The hereditary Dales and Duchess of
Oldenburg and Count sad Countess Rohm -
ken bad • narrow escape from death recent-
ly while journeying from Bombay to Cal-
cutta by steamer. They and many others
were taken ill with symptoms of poisoning.
seven died, while the four
mentioned the others recovered. It
est found the mesh had bees cooked in ea -
dewed copper vestals.
The Retailers Scalded,
Dreetir, April 12. -During the evictions
the Olpli set estate yesterday the agent
and a number of entergency men were meld-
ed and otherwise seriomily wounded.
They allaiwIld Pay fp.
Dritete, April 13. -Forty tenants on the
Martians of Laaadowne's estate have received
notices of eviction.
neeterseines ViriaL
Peen, Avril 13.-M. Merlin has bees
elected president of the commissiost of the
•-leciate which will conduct the wed of Boit
tenger.
A meeting of the mom ben of the
:ire pare of the Right to -day adopted •
protest against the trial of Boulanger by
the Senate. The protest characterizes the
coque as a parody on justice.
litesmsral se M. rbiresouL
Paints, April 13. -The funeral of Iff.,
rhevreul. the aged chemist, was held to -day
with imposing ceremonies. All the city
authorities and many pervious of prominence
were present.
• Arrested.
CoSorr vTtitort.s. April 13. -The Nihilist
Meyber has been arrested her. midmost to
et. Petersburg. He had in his pommeion a
revolver and • quantity of ponds.
STILL IN DOUBT.
Tee rase el lb. Peesengers of the Dab -
matt set yet kleelele.
Loenoe. April 13.-A despatch to Lloyds
from Copenhagen states that the &handseled
steamer Danmark hada.. beard 02I1 -
ere 54 officers and crew. Amther ems
from Copenhagen. hemmer, states that
then were on board the steamer 368 pas-
sengers from Copenhagen 131 from Chris-
tiania. 79 from Clinsti.meand, 76 from
4almo and 14 from Gottmberg. There
were .26 c.bin passenger. on board, baled-
ing fire ehildrem
There is as yet no sews of the Dameark's
passengers.
Saved by Metay.
New Youx, April 13. -The steamer
Island. which belongs to the Name line as
the ahamioned Danmark, haa arrived here,
but brings no news of the latter vessel. Os
hoard of her were many steerage passengers
who intended to have sailed on the Dan-
mark, hut through delay they bad to wait
for the Island.
This mentor" is
Generreenta, Maim, All3.-Advices
received here state that Captain Robinson
of the fishing steamer Geo. H. Chance, re-
ported wrecked off the coast of Oregon,
with the crew missing, is eats at Oregon.
Twenty Lives were Lunt
Ran IPILAXelern, April 13. Advice, per
steamship Alameda state that the schooner
Northern Bell foundered on Feb 211 off the
Models Island, Ranks Croup. Four white
mere and sixteen natives were drowned.
REFUSED THE VERDICT.
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,be calms, Murder Trial -A wieustpee Soy
Stiestng
Wenoran, April It -la the Calgary
murder cam yesterday the jury found •
verdiet of not rainy. The court refused to
accept the verdict and seat the jury hack
to reconsider. At noon they -tons into
court and said they couldn't agree and were
discharged, the ',thrower being remanded to
the nest amines. (.i -at indignation at the
'peal, t is expreseen and as Indignation
meeting is of.
License I teepee; or English's I I irear-old
boy has Ire, missing sines Wielneadaymed
It is believed he him been taken lay •
irtranger to Montana.
It tarns oat that litimar Cololough at the
asylum has been practically 4loneverei.
lore. eneetiteas of poultry are being
sesugg c,1 trite Marainthe trent Dakota.
rearm flee
neerteget, Ape,/ 13. -Ales. .1. Kalif.
lemeem to Del.ter. *Si* on IA leitMe.ehrit
Pleaded ett..ey to hewer,. was Mot sy wet -
towed ler AMA• Fefesiel :egg id fere*
yes.i',Is Lie
Para. Weisail•Aa.
Olsen continues to be the Oulu, •
the year, but as autumn approaches
Iowa its bright tom, and the shades o
esettea, tee and sage halm replaced tee
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agora beilltaut huhues,Them eel b
used all this autumn and they withataud
tom utfoct of damp and climate bette
then met tatter mews.
Fresiebuomeu are still faithful to the
poi maim, and costa.. Now that Pari
is (if set od as far as fashiesable society
ouescerumt, blue and red are Niue&
worn again, especially blue "totems.
trimmed with red ; both toes oral
stand salt water and sea air far better
by the by, than the huge steel teatime
gab many of time. are adorned
or.oebeig hoe« steel buckles at the holt
Such dreams have mostly fall or putted
sleeves rather than tight oust form.
(ostrich t tether* are lately seem to the
witry--•il useful hats are inionme
with atianibt going feathers or dowers.
*1.0.1.floe. ale a head -covering which, in
our tains, are elect to adopt almost en -
truly tor urn inunu
a,nut fur use, though
heir serviceable capabilities are far
greater than Sr. realised in modern
days. Patentee with hoods lined with
a blight color, which serve, to redeem
'hen, front dowuniess, are made to wear
cub must of the autumn, seaside and
ui•utitry gowns, SA they are slipped on in
a gamut, ; and the drum is squally oom-
ph te withuut them.
Wafeeopois are likely to be the rash -
on of the future -the immediate future,
should say : and some of the new
•oolens are made with skirts in which
those of distinctive color are graduatedtrimmingtoward, towards the top, the silk trimming used
.uatching the ton* cf the spots. The
Incroy•ble jackets, cut straight at the
mist, having large buttons at the side,
when they fly epee, and with revers at
the neck in Gems solid motor, are much
worn with full vests and striped skirts ;
for example, a mauve and white striped
eetton or wool skirt with • soft silk
jacket.
Stripes are often so treated on one
dross that they look like two stuffs ; for
example, many skirts are horizerstelly
tucked !which reduces the stripes to a
.weid mass of co!or and then over-drap
ed with the fabric left in its original
eiodition Sleeves tucked at the
.huulders and wrist leave the elbow
owes of a different wiedth of stripe.
Wide moire sashes are universally
worn at the back, and threats', to be so
considerably wider as to form a train
piece in themselves.
burette chamois and the long gamut el
neutral teems which go by so many
hawse, are superseding gray for travell-
ing and country wear ; they keep in
oundition se much lunger. Huge red
cotteti parasols are the fashion now at
French watering places, and brighten
up three tones most effectually,
especially when red stockings are worn
with shore ; French women show • de-
eded preference for shoes rather than
Woe.
Yokes, straight and pointed, are in
reduced into the bothers of any Rowse,
and accord well with Duffed sleeves.
Foulard is not too cool for wearing
vet, and is a fabric with so much to
immend it that it is likely to find favor
year hence. While printed on a enlist'
s
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SI ten superseded by colors printed en
hi,; but they are not so generally
erviceenle. Foulard pereenls are in-
eniously painted; they recall some of
he pretty figures on Dresden china,
VW SO aims a very popular style of
ress, the bodice low, hut filled in with
fiebu of mousseline de sole. Jabots of
id, hemmed and plaited lime make
owdy demises fit for fetes, and with •
ew yards of muslin and soft silk these
who have clever fingers contrive to make
an endless warmly with but few gowns.
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Dee Timesaver asswespenneet.
Front Facmimaalt, B. C., Mrs A. B
Cameron writes that being very soca
troobled with dyspepsia she tried two
bottles of Burdick Blood Bitters, which
give great relief, and hopes that ethers
may be induced to try it also and receive
like benefits. 2
Dat. 11•41JaillALL Lain. •Itte TEE 'Paw
FOLK Dr J. Marshall Lang says the
(beine. Leader) premiiing for his late
oolieegge on the Glasgow School Board,
Dr Fent . mason, of Montrom-street
Evangelical ion Church, closed •
powerful at... .. .::-be! ""ed discount." on
'Religion: har.ow • id Broad,' with an
exceedingly beentitukand touching tn
(talent related by David Gilmour in his
'Retwinietiences of the Pen Folk.' The
menet is the death bed est so old Pen-ite.
'Venturing on one occasion to say it was
• matter of little consequence now to
which side of the street be belonged, -
meaning the Storni street folk -he an-
swered with joyful abandon, 'The street
I'ss travelling in, lad, has nae sides ; an'
if power were given me, I would preach
purity of life mair, an' purity o' do:triae
I... than I did.' Are you not a little
heretical.' I said, 'et your journey'.
end r 'I henna. Names hams* the ter -
tor
on me they &nee had ; ansince I was
laid by here slams, I has had whisper-
ings o' the still sea' voice telling ma
that the foods' o' Teethe, and their
w ranelings, will seer be heard in the
Lord's kingdom, whereunto I am neaten'.
An' es love cements •' differences, I'll
aiblins tied the place roomier than 1
thocht in times by -past.'
she The OS A Thane -r. .
new esomma Mama..
Ayes tune is mine Mid.
Aqua meta se intro niuriatie mid
blue vitriol la sulphate of copper.
Cream of tartar is bitartrate putaaalUsa
Caltraiel is chit ride of mercury.
Chalk is carbonate of calcium.
Salt of tartar is carbonate of polemic
Catiello putame is hydrate potassium.
Chlutoliarm is chlorom of futa toy's.
Common salt is 4,111.flele of sodium.
Cupperas, or pet ti "mot, is &triplet,
of iron.
Corrosive sublimate is bichloride of
mercury.
Dry alumus sulphate ..f aluminum aad
p„tsaiul
Epsom salts is sulphate of unigneam.
Manlove mineral is black su;plisie of
mercury.
Fire damp is light carbonated hydro-
gen.
Galena is sulphide of lead.
llaubet's salt is sulpha:it et sodium.
Glueom is grape sugar.
autelard water is basic acetate 4 lead.
Iron ram us disulphide of inm.
Jeweller's putty is oxide of tic.
K yellow is sulphide of arsenic.
Lsuirit tug g to is petit oxide of nitrogen
Lime is oxide of cadmium
Lunar caustic is nitrate of silver.
Mosaic gold is boulphitl• of ti.
Muriate est lime is chloride of salcium
Niter id saltpeter is nitrate of potash.
Oil et vitriol is sulphuric acid
Potash is oxide of p. tassium.
Retlgar se sulphide of arsenic.
Red lead is oxide of load.
Rust of iron is oxide of iron.
841ainosoniac is mainline of ammonia.
Slacked Lam is hydrate calcium.
Soda is oxite of sodium
Spirits of hanshorn is ammonia.
Spirits of salt is hydroehloride or mu-
natic acid.
Stucco, or plaster of Paris, is sulphate
of lime.
Sugar of !eed is acetate of lead.
Verdigris is haste melees of copper.
Venal -on is sulphide of mercury.
Vaunter is acetic acid diluted.
Volatile alkali is ammonia.
Water is oxide of hydrogen.
White precipitate is ammoniated mer-
cury.
White vitriol is solphate of eke.
Ter Five fears
For over five piers we hare used Hai/ -
yard', Yellow Oil in our faintly for
coughs and cold., burns arid sere throst,
and our experience is so satisfactory t
we would recinntnioid the medicine to
any perairi.' Mrs F Stildenion, B .s -
worth, Oat. 2
• abort Seery.
Dr Guthrie once teid the following
story : "tine of our, a very little Nilo,
but uncrinewinlysmart. entered the list.
and carried off a IN Me against the whole
of England and Scotland by his answer.
to the question . Can you give the hp -
tory rat the apostle Paul in thirty words?'
His answer was, 'Paul was born at Tar
sus and brought up at Jerusalem, he
centinned • persornior uniit his conver-
sion; after which he became a follower
Chrigt, for whose sake he di id.'
Rees Mark A est
Mr Goode, druggist, is Lot a biol.
agent, but has the agency in Goderich
fur Johneten's Tonic Bitters, which he
can heartily reetimmend fur shy com-
plain to which a tonic medicine is ep
plicable. This valuable medicine has
been with moat astemehingly good re-
sults in cases of general debility, "'stk.
nese, irregulanties peculiar to Female -i,
extreme paleness, imixivenehment of the
blood, stomach and liver troubles, lona
of appetite, and for that general nom
out feeling that nearly every one is
troubled with at some part of the year.
Don't forget the ham.' Johnston'. Tenic
Bitters 50c, and $1 per bottle at Goode's
drug store, Albion block, Gederich, sole
agent. •
" Pray don't let me disturb yeti "said
a atx-f•it Texan, as he dropped Into •
chair in the editorial rooms of the Daily
Btalblo:er, and coolly leielled an arms
revolver at the head of the • liter. •'I
merely called to "kik an explanation e
he personal paragraph referring to
Colonel Kilgore, in the la t ihileterr."
" You are not disturbing me at all sir,"
replied the editor calmly a. he reneivtd
an exchange on the table and disclosed a
doubled-bsn•elled shotgun loaded with
slugs pointed directly at the col owl's
manly bosom. " You see," continued
the editor, playing a tattoo with his
jewelled fingers upon the triage's, " we
are so ore r a with obituaries that we
basis very tittle time to invetoigate-"
But the colonel had disappeared, tied
the silence of the sanctum was brok'n
only by the sound ef some one Wang
rtown the steep and attires', and
banging op against the street dour,
irausessnaellen %wear Cured.
To Tea Enrriot :- Please inform your
readers that I have • positive remedy fer
the shove named disease. fly its timely
u,$) thousands of hopeless casco este.
been permaoently cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy free
to any of your readers who 'ave (len-
g umption. if they will .end me their Ex-
press and P. 11 @cimes.
Respectfully, the T. A. Stocru.
37 Yonge t., Tumble., that.
That is to sey, your hinge. Also all
your hreathing machinery. Very wen-
derfol machinery it is. lint only the
lancer air parrages, but the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When them are clogged and chocked
with matter which ought not to be there
your lungs cannil half di. there work.
And what they do, they cannot do
well.
Call it cold, cough, crimp. pneumonic
estarrh, eineumption or any of the
family of throat and nom and head and
lung obatroctiona, all are had All
ought to he got rid of. There is just
rm. sure way to get rid of them, that
is take Rnealliee'n German Syrup, which
say druggist will sell yon at 75 cents a
teeth. Even if soveryohng else has
Veiled von Jr:ti may depend upon this
for reunion ilowly
Al int Halio•ehy forinectv ef Bros
eel", refit to Wisue,ipt,g lest Monday.
fl. Toronto dsilies of Wedneadav isp»
of K Y Grant. a former ree'dent of liras
eels: "R Y Grant and TA Johnson, of
the firm of Grant it Co., were on Mon-
day meeting prevented by their
ployeen with gold -headed nine*, to Pig
maim the completion of th• firms first
year in baseless. P Clancy made she
preeentaii0/1 on behalf of the em-
ployees " All we have to my about the
mailer is if Mr Johnsen is as popular as
Mr (leant wee in Breseeta they are
a strong team.
A Minable Life.
Few men have accomplished the same
amount of work and good is this world
as the eelehratei Dr Chime, Over
151)0.000 of his works have hewn sold In
('snarl, alone. We want'eery perflon
troubled with Liter Complaint, Dy..
tiepins, Hamlet:hie Keines er Cony
Trouble., to hue a broils f Dr Ceases
Liver Core, it will core you t Medicine
and ft..eire ftwe-11 •l. Sold by all i
dreernats.
Mentis fillentlelle-
Rua its lir is. diet..., it.
try the go.. leideey end Lot r
etc, made I., Li Ci.ese. author. (Chaim
Li.tar Cute It,
all diorama -if the ',live., bum.-,.
Steseace and Uoeele. S. Id I.y J tip.
drinoriat
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CELERY. .
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ACTS AT TUX RAMIS mu ea
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
andth•KIDNEYS
actiuu vies it won-
derful power to cure all inseams.
Why Are We Sick?
Because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irrigated, wad
theme great organs to become dogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors an-
thorefore forced tato the Hood that
should he meelled aaterally.
pAmrs ( CELERY
COMPOUND
WILL CURE SIII011111/Iftt PILES,
CORK/PATIOS. KIDNEY COM
PLA INTS. IRIS ART DIST-AIRS,
TILER ws•INISS,ItiltrZA-
USX NIDLALOIA. AID ALL
innvorg sneazzag.
By quieting and strengthening the
serves, and causing bee actio o of the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, and ream -
kg their power to throw off disease.
Way PAW Stlises Palm est Ashes I
Why terweatet wish Tiles. Cesatlyst•es
ennirightseelleveritielederstEnilseyst
Why endive ayes,,, ask beetaeltse I
Why have sleepless eighths I
Dee Psnee's CMILItifir cement:ea and
•44011. I. health. II is as easturly seism-
smeidy. harwiess la all area
Said tly all Drnirgius Ana 4a .me.
Sin fee &pa,
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO, Freedelento
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(ht."( UM'S K. DiZolif /'.U., Uli
May Iltb, INIT.
My wife suffintil fur eve years web
that diatressing disease. catarrh. Her
case Was one of the worst known in three
earls. She tried all of the eatatrb reme-
dies I ever saw ethernet -O. bur they were
of 110 use. procured a both of
Noma Reim. She lois 11•141 only rue telt
of It. and now feels like a rew penon. I
feel it my (boy mosey that Nasal I am
cannot be Tine HIGHLY reccmutenderl
for catarrh troubles, and am Wresed to
Lye all such sufferers knr.w though is
use they will rvteive instant rtliet and
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