HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-9-13, Page 3THE HURON( S1(:NAL, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1889
THE POET'S CORNER.
Jap ■tier.
.T Jaren wen Coen all N1
Jay *Bier dews at Martilui Cts. the Weir-
destfeiler ye.
When \.alone u a -talk lay other folks o apt
to gait -
i+laa t like that mouth e' h .'n wasn't made
for Pell m' eis ,
Lit )a to entity 'eve down an' seiner in the ^
pelta
He"' talk you down un Lar R: •r hell ta't vuu
A * dews oa tan,
rad proves the pore mea pays 'em all and
them'. .bloat the facie!
!Arli,twa, law er pal' ties. ter r aghtio'rr bast-
ed -
Jta' tough JN up a .1.4t a and hell pmt you
'bout 'em all.
Ad tee eomtealeat feller lever tilted back •
cheer
♦lad tuck a ebaw trrbacker kinder like he
didn't
t aeri s when the khan's sten tk lay, hr's
so oomswa like and plain.
They Mint no dude about old Jap, you bet
you. nary `.min'
They 'looted him to the council and 1: never
Wowed Ids bead
utake no A Terence what anyb,dy
gild
He didn't dress no f ter. nor rag out in fancy
clothes:
But his voice in count" mssptin'a a a' for to
kw foes.
He's fur the pore man ever'. um. ' and to the
Met campaign
He alr-nped old !lomat' county through tt.e
sunshine and the run.
A d held the Wanner upards i s om a trsilno n
the dust.
And cut louse un monopolies and ctisid and
tua■'d and conic'
He'd tell abate tummy oto ; ever' now and
thea, you know.
Tel. Manse It ! it wi better'o a jack-o'-lan-
tern show!
And Ed go fe-ler ylt, to -day. to hear old Jap
anomie
TI• 'u any high-toned orator 'at ever stomped
a state !
try, that Mr. Jap Hiller, with' Ws kern. so •-
mate fun.
Haslet more 'mends than any cendidate'at
ever tun.
hoot matter what his views is, when he states
the sante to leu
Thal" a"its coincide with yout'u the game le
two and two.
You emit take issue with him- er at leas
they haiot no sense
In startin' in to down him, so you tetter not
c•ummelce -
The bat way's yes'tolisten. like ver bumble
.errant does,
Aad tea cone -ate Jap Hiller in the Lest man
ever au,'
if you could see your own scalp throagh
an ordinary magnifying give, you would
be amazed at the amount of dust, dand-
ruff, and dead akin thereon accumulated.
The beat and moat popular preparation
for clamming the scalp is Ayer's Hair
Vigor.
The Art et [asoma.
There is little If any doubt, says the
J.. ..t, that cooking has been employed
by moo in the preparation ..f food from
the remotert size.. It is probable also
ice t,�eliaurpirtcal ideas of what conduces to
�e jj(�Mjjyrtt
in diet early formed the basis of
a zwillSonomtc. art not with 0t scone re
latton to some physiological truth. It
has been reserved for later times, tow.
ever, sed for civilized man, to discover
and formulate • regular method of din-
ing. By a process "t natural selection,
the work of elaborating this system has
in a greet measure passed into the hands
of our Frenca naigbboes, who have thus
been able to develop an an character-
istically their coo. Our simpler nation-
al customs sdlatiug to the table have, in
common with those of most other peo-
ple., attracted lees attention, though it
is not likely that they will ever disap-
pear It is needless here, however, to
discuss in detail each foal peculiarity.
We ahoeid rather um at understanding
those principles which underlie all right -
1y constituted systems, and give to each
its value as an aid to wholesome nutri-
tion. The time of eating is a platter id
no: small consequence. This is to some
• extent subject to individual convenience,
but we may take it that as a general rule
not lees than five hours should separate
one meal from another. The short in-
terval of rest usual after meals will com-
mend itself as being in strict accordance
with physiological necessity. The ;uan-
tity and quality of food taken also re.
quire careful attention, and these again
must be regulated by reference to the
work to be done by a given person.
Some difference of opinion has always
*Rioted as to the proper daily allowance
of mat. We shall probably do justice
to the digestive powers of moat persons,
however, by advising that only one suh-
staatial mal Ile taken daily. More than
this would tend, it or.ntinced, to over.
load the times. with digestive products,
and lees would hardly suffice for full
nutrition. rink, if alcoholic, should be
sparingly taken or out used at all.
Cookery has in these days been elabor-
ated almost to excess. Variety and
delicacy are can ied to an extreme, and
we should probablygide rather than lose
if plainness comned with are were
apopted ss our rule of practice in such
matters.
('se.rass fare.
Constant oars is necessary ayainet an-
ecpected attacks of summer complaints.
o remedy is s.r well known er so me-
al in this class o; diseases 5. Dr
er's Extract of Wild Strawberry.
it in the hone. as a safeguard. 2
You can't acquire an elastic tread
merely by wear robber shoes.
Mem tltemiseemate sun.
Towed st Met, what the true pihlie
his been looking for these many year,
and that it a aiedieioe whieh akhoogh
but lately introduced, itae made for
f a reputation wooed to mese, the
spine is Johnson's Tonle Bitten
ish io eon'onctlen with Jehaaow's
Liver Pi1L has ,mute
wonderful cures pellets .r lm-
blood eManbaogsu/ purified
hellimewy► Mees! '
Ott , M o who
Ay these eieefUe $ Mie taelii•
For Mate ley Owed,
is S. block. 0oderish. sob WM. (4I
'4
A Lee. tllyrhtase.
Disordered kdr.ys:Rive res to thee -
matte u, dropsy, pain in the back and
holo•. etc., besides many daigen.ue oom-
plaiot, effecting the kidneys themselves,
as Brithi. dopase, ove'n's, sec. Regu-
late the kidneys w n h hurl, ck Wood
Bitters, :he beat diuretic and kodaey
rowdy ever devised. 2
fannies Esties/t,.
We have int r. ad an amusing story of
a nervous little man entering • oar with
a parcel around which was • rubber strap.
He begun snapping the strap to the great
dleaumfort of all his neighbors, regard-
less of the aanuysae. they clearly mani-
fested The emu in the seat it. fount of
him 1. ft the car. Theo he turned over
the bact and put his feet on the seat oma
kept ou snapping. Presently a big Ger-
man un the other side gut up, walked
over, poled the hale map in the rlts
with his linger, and said .
"Mamma's little baby shall have ■
plaything He .hall have • little rattle
and a little doll."
The passengers cheered and the snap
ler got out of the car as quickly as he
c. uid.
This story re"niod. us of what we a.
on the Boston and Albany Railway s'm.
time since The car was full. Two fopp-
ish men turned the beck of • seat ar,"
sat facing each other, occupying four
sats. Two young ladies awe in. Tb.
fellows laked at each other apt laugh-
ed, intending to makethelathes take seat.
beside them. The ladle., mortified and
blushing, awed in the aisle In • tnumet.t
• largo, stern-lockinz man, weighing ap
pareotly two hundred pounds or mon-
o was seated • hale way back en the
other aide, strode across the car, seize.,
the foppish fellow facing hen by th.
o.11ar, and sant him like a rocket to th.
side of his companion. Then turning
:he back of the front seat he bowed an•
said :
•'Ladies, there's a sat for yon."
The cheering of this passengers was
something worth going ten miles t•, hear,
and the two men were, for the rent ..1
the trip, as quiet a couple as one would
wish tome. -- Exchange.
Siler Tears a ('\rile..
That is t" say, your lungs. Also an
your breathing machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is. A.,t only the
larger air l.assag.a, but the thousands of
little tubes and carittts leading fr-.w
them.
When these are clogged and chocked
with matter which ought not to be there
your lungs ann, t half 4. there work.
And what they do, they attic do
well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pr:eumonu,
catarrh, consumption ,.r any of the
family .of throat and neons and had and
lune_ mistructtoua, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
one sure way to get rid of them. that
is take I:oachee's german Syrup, which
any druBgist will sell you at 75 oents a
bottle. Even if everythng else has
failed you. you may depend moon this
for certain. eow!v
Courtship inn t a shit, at all -merely a
two -master.
A Free CIA
Around each bottle of Dr Cho.. For )hond and
Liver Cure is a medical guide and receip : Caaaniru Use.
b.o..k containing useful information, over
200 receipts', and pronounced by doctors HAS HO SUPERIOR.
and druggist* as worth ten times the ASK FOR IT.
cwt of the medicine. Medicine and
3
Oweewa.pues Merely Cared.
To Tea Kenya :-Pierre iaform yosr
readers that 1 have a positive remedy 1
the abtay named disease. By its timely
am th ods of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. 1 shall be glad
to word two bottles of my r. "nerdy free
to any • f your readers who have o.u-
*emptiuu, 11 they will mud we their Ex-
press and P t I. address.
Respectfully, Da. T. A. Suet r,
• 37 longe Si., Tensaw, Oi,t.
Some of the fanners on ths.16ih von.,
Grey, are using slings in taking in their
grain. The ropes are laid to the bottom
and one or two other places um fixe load
as it is being built in the field. and two
or throe minutes generally .uhioes in un
doadiug in the beta as the aratu comas
,off clean in two or three tiers and is
taken to almost any part of the mow
quite easily. it works very well and
is much ahead of the hay -fork, as it pan
he used with all kinds of grain and hay.
it save. much valuable time and hard
labor.
Purity of ingredients and accuracy , f
compounding make Milburn's Aromatic
Qui .iue Wine the critenon of a:cel-
lonee. lm
Mr Hall Rutledge, Goderieh township,
l..s sold his trotting bores, Invoice, 10
John Martin, of (1 rderich, for a good
figure.
we es Tear Kneed.
Don't allow a coin IT the head to slow
lv and surely run int. Catarrh. when
you can be cured for 25c. by wing 01
Chase'• Catarrh Cure. A few applies
tions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes is
tuaranteen to cure chronic catarrh Try
'1 Only 25c and sure cure. Sold by
oil 'lnutgots ly
THEBEST
3AK!NG PONDER
II.tlH I'S 6EIR!!E
3oog's Frio
No Alum.
Nothing lq; unties.
ntlsltE! EY(IrI16ER
EARTH&CO.
FACTORY SUPPLIES
Valvrv, Iron d. Lead P1p.
Loom Pulley Oilers,
Stsanr let Poem Fire
Pumps, WWI Midi.
Cream Depsraton, Dairy
sad La,.,dty Utsns It.
5336 CRAIG STR:ET,
MONTREAL.
O.AVCA KILL&
NIaevuFac TURERS OF FINE
AIIRIAGE VARNISHES&dAM
s 4 SILVER MEDALS AWARDED
MONTREAL
CHADWICK'S
SPOOLL
COTTON
cook $1. Sold by all druggists
The many friends cf Mr Williant Roes,
B. A., a fonner student of the Clinton
Collegiate Institute, will be pleased to
learn that the Minister of Education has
appointed him Dsmonetr_tor in
Chemistry in University College, Toro -
to. at a good salary. The p4 5111oo is a
permanent one, and very desirable in
many ways. It is not necessary to ay
that Mr hoes u sure to be • success.
Nu't
Speer Nate.
Run no risk in buying medicine, but
try the great Kidney and Liver regula-
tor, mule by Dr Chase. author of Chase's
reeei(.ea. Try Chas's Liver Cure for
all dioceses of the Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels. Sold by James
Wilsco, druggist.
Clinton V.-•.- E.•, : On Sunday last
Mr W Lippingt.in went 001 into the
oonntry, leaving some money in the
home. When he returned be discovered
that the money had been stolen. Sus.
picion rested upon a certain individual,
but when charged with the theft it was
indignantly denied, and at was nut until
the services of Conetable Tedford were
called in that the party rally admitted
their guilt. and restored the stolen pro-
perty, which amounted to k considerable
sum. On paying the expenses thus far
incurred, the culprit was allowed to go
unpunished.
A wrrderfrl *rasa.
The lamest organ, and one that plays
a controlling part on the health of the
hody is the liver. If torpid or inactive
the whole system becomes dimmed.
Dr. Chase's Liver Cure is made specially
for Liver and Kidney diseases, and is
guaranteed to cure. Reripo book and
medicine $1. Sold by all druggists.
Reaforth citizens were aroused by the
alarm of fire being sounded on Monday
last week. The fire wise discovered to
be in an old frame building, south of
the railway, near the station. Between
the burning and tearing down b; the
hook and ladder oompaay, the building
was brought level with the ground.
"They have a larger role in my dig
triol," ays a well know. lroggiet, "than
any other pill rte the market, and give
the bed satisfaction for sick headache,
bilonmenees, indigestion, Me., and when
eombiaed with John.trm's Tonic Kitten,
Jobu.toe's Tonic Liver Pills will per
form what no other medicine has time
before for suffering humanity." Pills
M eebs per bottle. Bitters iO coots
olid 11 per bottle. Bold by Goode
DrMRs ARM' Meek, Ooderisb, Eesole
LEATHROID
STEEL -LINED TdifgflS
In Sample. Ladies' stool
all uihor+k.n i.
1 �1 t�iY SZ:iktt1
TRUNKS
In tl•.s world.
J. BYELEIGH I CO
MONTREAL,
tele ilfrs. fe1111 V01'uf1
HOTEL BALMORAL.
MONTREAL.
11.armp name at.. meet tae meat reetrwl
end elegantly furnished Hotels t, Vas
City. A cesm.sedMMa fee 400 greats.
ltaseeta v yOOD?tLf.t,
_i to jot per day. a Manager
pEnsts. DOMINION
kit in ki MN,
J. PALMERISON
Whobesale Imp'trs of
ORUCCISTS' SUNDRIES
1713101E DLE It.,
MONTREAL.
SOAP.
Lam Boku
COMPANY.
hIsaafsctuttrs of
ASBESTOS MILLBOARD
Neap Paektitg.
FRICTION
POLLEY BOARD,
Mei* Ai,A—r r.
RECI(ITT'S BLUE
a
THE BEST TOR LAUNDRY US2L
Best of All
Clough medk'4 ... Ayer's Cherry Peo.
*oral is la greener demand than ever.
Ifo preparation for Thrust and Luag
Truublss is so prompt to Its °Meds, sit
agreeable to the t:sste, and so widely
kaowa, as this. It the faintly sued.
ciao in thousand, of households.
I have •uffereil for years from •
brout•ht*l tro lible that, whem.%er I take
cold or am exposed to itacleruent weath-
er, shows itself by a very annoying
tickling sensation im the throat and by
diMculty in breathing I have tried a
great mussy remedies, but ooae dues so
well as Ayer's Cherry Pectoral whtck
always gives prompt relief in retinue of
my old co daint. - Ernest A. Heider,
Inspector o 1'utdic loads, Parish Ter-
re Benne. La.
"1 renewer Ayer's ('berry Pectoral a
Must important remedy
For Home Use.
I have tested its ear:alto ,tower, io my
family, wally times during the past
thirty year.. and have never known it
to tail. 1t will rel:eve the most serious
*Rection ot the throat and lungs,
whether in children or wlult.." - Mrs.
E. 0. Edgerly, Council 111uls, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago I was troubled
with a disease of the lungs. Minors
afforded me no relief and considered
my case hopeless. 1 then began to use
Ayer's ('1n-rry Pectoral, and, before I
had finished one boat.., found relief. I
continued to take this medicine until a
cure was egerte.l. I believe that Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral saved Inv life."-
Sawuel Griggs, Waukegan, I11.
"Hut rears ago i contracted a severe
cold, which nettled ou my hung, and
sown developed all the alarming symp-
toms of Consumption. I had a cough,
night sweats, bleeding of the lung.,
pains in chest and sides, and was oto
prmtrated as to be conflated to wy
Bed moat of the time. After tryiug
various pratcriptions, without Leoeft,
my physician finally- determined ttu give
me Ayer's Cherry 1'ee•toral. 1 task it.
and the effect was magical. 1 seemed
to rally from the Crest dopa of this
medicine, and, after using only three
bottl.•a, am an well end sound as ever."
- lkaluey Johnson, Springfield, Ill.
Ayer's Chem Pectoral
murmurs IT
Dr. J. C. Ayer e1< Co., Lowell, Mass.
Nukt by all Druggists. Price *1; ala honks, S4.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE at SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
141
F, W. Holford, private secretary to
Presi dent Harrison. hu. .uo i a cigarette Me
firm for sending out th..• idiot,. of h s
daughter, Jeannette, in cigarette pack
$,,es. He ought to win the cane.
plANOS oils?
Tit&
ommommosonamis
3 YEARS SYSTEM
A rrltularh m.mrl:i:, •,'8111.^-t, or Lail
yearly pay stent a aitt!tt art‘ 'ince on the ren -
1.1 rate. boys the in..trument.
Any piano may be etioaWt ot:• c a magni-
ficent. wort meat or l.'prigb.s, Slone.. and
t;rands. tante-messed in wiahty and ,slue
Mtr.iatere. Teacher.. Goternrcnr 1)}t1..er.
and atone in receipt of regular in.-oner will
and this a convenient mil advantageous
mode for securing a tiro .• ass inrtrnment.
When the 'wormiest Ia need for lraetlre, Dur
:;oft Sopor Practice Pedal saves sear on the
nerves. as we11 as preserves the tone or the
Plano. Our Patent Font i•erini atiarhment
for I'tanoe is invaluet.rc to nryanler.% an -
dente, and teachers, .'viers on ai'piication.
In*perti.on invited
OCTAVOS KEVICOMBE & CO.
tt-ar rooms -10; and lut..'1, ureb-"t.. Toron-
to. Psi -lox -1.. the finest in its e' iIiptaente and
appliances in the city, iH to M Bellwood.
ave. 11 -
MEM
0. BOOZE
TOWN PROERTIES FOR &ALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
I hare a large number of Houses and Luta
and Va••an, Land, in the moat desirable parte
o f the Town Fel MALE A111111411.
Now is the time to secure property before
the Hitt Rosh. The C. 1'. it. is curring afire
and in a short time prices will have advanced
beyond the reach of many.
Call and see List and Prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
R. R.tDCLIFFE,
Real Estate and Gentss' Inaorance Agent
Oabr West ,St.. third door from Square. C. P.
Ili Ticket and Telegraph (Mace, 14-11.
ENVELOPES
CAN USE ANY WRITING INK.
•
EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
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HAVING RE -
FU ItN!SHED
eay shop in the latest
Myler, put In Tares
stew
of themyr h cele-
brated
brated Itochester
Tiiltiin'C h a i rs, and
hiredBarber, we jo• are As s
position to do Meyer
W e r II than beret*
fore.
Lady's g f,,,lldren'.
Haircutting made a
specialty on all days
lscej t Saturda y. a
Itazors and 8oIssetw
W1\2_ KNI - T,_
2041 Kest Street. two doors east at P.O. O.46•60
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PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repot re of tall Kinds.
Cosh plaid for Cast and Wrought
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GEO. BARRY, the Furnitnre Man, is giving the hast of
value in all linea of Furniture—from the smallest chair
to the largest and best beef -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and see his stock ami get a bargain.
Md those ° r►Blfl]VM1bl11rse �u- N D E R MAKING-,
Seed 1wo17Rt
In'all itg branches, promptly aides iell tc
n --o
E3' EMBALMING FLUID aiwaya kept on tend.
PICTURE FRAMING a epeeialty.
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