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tam aae •testas twtats•.
Lams surtsias sauuld be soaked over
eight to • tub e1 lukewarm water with
two taa.epoesfale of ammonia ad •
1iNd. soap Ie the morning drain our the
weber and pour over theta fresh water
Wendy warm; reeve the lee* about eare-
felly, squirts out neatly and put to a
Ntrd suds. At the boat rinse blue in
We starch water, per lightly tbroegk a
weiag•r, b.ag them •p. and else nearly
ley pin ever • sheet stretched on • car-
pet or secure in s frame, with • atnp of
Milton tacked up on the Odious to 'bleb
the mitaia L smoothly Mimed, thea
left Iedry.
An dna way is to fa•tei Skim to the
Use by uo. edge with anther pins osly a
les hushes apart ; thea gently pull and
stretch them until dry enough to irua.
A good authority rives this way of
dolor up sweetie seriatim. W. them
genitally, amok and iron while damp,
ea the wrung side. Thus restores the
aposarauoe ..t new cloth. When you
IOU them have the table perfectly
sever it with • Rood, fleck blanket, and
then with a good thick ironing sheet.
Lay the curtain on the tante straight,
sad swags move the Bating) in the mate
diratAtoi, up and duwo or backward sad
across the curtain. Do nut pet
'under the edge while ironing,
as it will give the ourtein • ruMsd edge
wki•h will greatly mar the appearance
vitas Wei at the window.
,brae. Nivea aaasae.
"I had such distress in my stemma
and head that I thosght I would Iwo say
rasa .o, but on trying Burdock Blood
Ritter* I derived great beuefit. I hay.
used three Mottles and duo now as well as
I ever ass in my hie Tnanke to your
o edunne." Mies Lizzie Muslim, Wei-
ser, ills, Chit. 2
• Prate a *•dicta•.
Fresh, ripe,'perfect, raw fruit is asto-
und healthful at all seasons of the year.
gad amid the ravages of daseaar, whetbe•
e pidemic, endemic, or sporadic, grner.l
specs& ..r local Under peeper metric
lino as to gosntity,■uch irate as named
110 sere diarrhoea, aid in removing a
mho, cold, fever, nr any tither dice.•
Whose treateaetit requires the tw.wrle to
be kept freely open ; for this effect Irma,
tips fruit is acknowledged to nave the
requisite propane' ; mat t., be used ad
vantageuwy in hank and disease; ter
following rules aro imperati*. : Fruit
should be eaten ripe, re., fresh and per-
fect It should he eaten u" lair than
four o'el.tek in the afternoon. No water
or fluid .•f any description shoold be
avoillueed within an hour after rating
fruit. To bare eta full heneacial effe.t,
ar.tbing else "koala hit retro at the tear
heat is taken. It re to the argleet of
theca observances that erroneous ion -
presentee prevail in many families, and
to e. *strut tot, in some inataneea, that
the owlet lames perch nr apple, or
Mach of grapes is regarded au that week
embodied cholera and death.
Isere Neesaenante wilt.
Found at ia.t, what the tree public
has been hooking for thea. many ywr..
and that is a medicine which akbuugh
but lately intuoduced, has made for
reputation mooed to Dose, the
s J. hnsun's Tonic Bitten
ie conjunction with Johnson's
Liver Pols has performed tome
meet irooderfol cures impure or im-
poverished Wnod MVO becomes purified
end enriched. BiIhuos.ees, ind.;testi..n,
Risk headache, liver complaint, lanwoor,
weakness, etc , soon disappear when
frosted by thew exoelleut firma midi-
, ulnen Fur Sale by Good, drugeiet, Al.
Mss block. Oudeticb, sole agent. jet
tars•.r Is* ./ugaNts.
To •say of bet majesty $ subjects it
boa liege known for mote than a half
editory that our 'mentos gases se
with the "gift of lunettes.. I.
feet. the is one of the four most accom-
ZVbegaists among Bloch ladies of
a1 rank, the other three being her
Om dttiacktw. Victoria, the widowed
Germs empress : Marie Fordo/roves.
the Hessian czarina, and Elsab.lb, the
£IMtrisa kaiaena. Tb. venerable s,y'
ereigs of tb.ite realms is absolute mis-
tress of the four Europese lanruagee—
Freocb,,Oerman, Italian and Sp•nish—
wbieh aro most interesting from • liter-
ary point of view. Taking into conaid-
eraion her strong predilection for the
"Land o' Cak." and fur the Highland
people, it is by ao means .urprfting that
her majesty should be 'steel •cquent
with is Odic," and we have been in-
formed that, some years ago, she aassdu-
ordy and seeoee.folly studied one of the
native languages of ler Indian Empire.
Worms cause teeth sickuees among
childr.n. Freeman's Worsen Ponders
prevent this, and utak* the child bright
and Le.ithy les
.wren and ileartcs.
!Nothing • so strongly to the im-
aRinatien, t asasibilttiee, the moral
nature of a child as a well -told tale, says
the Philadelphia Tiller.. They rebel
against what is oommeely oalledy"preach-
iag." bet the greatest rebel of them all
will yield to the softening influences o1 it
ta. that .atria lea lemon with it. la
sot that worth? Bet the story doe*
more. It broadens their views, culti-
rates their finer Imbues, destroys selfish
nem, teaches them so ate their
mistime with others and planes down
the meet gimes that would fill their
lives with @1t.tte.. Tbs. mueh it doss
tam them e.salb-, but it is .geally help -
Id a them' .e.mgy. A young mind
bust have reesaetion es well a. a young
The story brightens end re
k,brashes away the cobweb* that
will gather evert at a trader age, and fits
II b result with new ,I n, to its genre
weds'• week. More them that ; it adds
to the.hild's iaform.tion bg misting
him w her with •sepia of life,
with *nesse sad ••ween• the are net
taegh1 by were biatory. By ell means,
thee, hot thm_ebildtea read Notice.
Never allow tbe bow.M be remain eoa-
stip•ted lest whioes evil hoses. Natiotml
.Pits are unsurpassed as a remedy for
eoustipstto.. 1 .
three Wingham boys went tato • res-
taurant recently, and demolished be-
tween them a teal,+ pored bwkgt el
glares.teete They ben decidedly a nmol)
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THE HURON SI(4NAL. FRIDAY, our x.%, 189
toes•.
Add J...b Hal..e was delis' ea
her doer tlsss .e deq mad by her aide
sot beam. Leis Liebe", sad she arid,
"Lim.ie, me beide Web, ye are tease
and I am saki. Your brow is elder
the. the .now, year sheet is like the
rat, red row, bet dby brow is termed
wi as.., sad my .leek ie like the with-
ered leaf that liekere ad fa's to the
o midriff /weed. I hie .is come
through • w•rI o' treed*. Maisie i• the
time that 1 ha'. t.k s • dooms* .cif ane
ray o' log. rrNers.d. bait there aye fe
.faded t*0 01.54 "Vibe silver lining and
the blue kite •boa.."
Nave wee mougais about M T
Why suffer • stag. moment when yea
ear get immediate relief from all inter.
sal or etteruai prow by the taw of Pol-
eue's Nerviliee, the great psio erre.
Novelties ba sever beer lumen b
tail is • single oe•e ;11 cannot fail, fur
it is a eombf.atins of the woof powerful
pun auditing remedies known. Try •
10 cent sople butt. of Nervilioa You
sill find Norville* a sere oars for Deur
algia, toothache, headache. Bey and
try,
y. Large bottles 25 meta, by all
+srftry
A Boston gersiaan tells • litany story
.4 his aspartame as a t•.obr. One day
• lady somewhat advanced in years mime
to masks areauiements for taking private
'eases in aingisg. At the end of the
second lestoo the teacher felt euoetrsin-
•d to tell bur that her ear was not true
She received the remark very coolly, and
t the next lesson sang as badly as be-
fore. "I am afraid," said Mr Kicbburg,
''that you can never Imre to slag in
twee " •'Oh, it doesn't matter," was
the serprieine reply "Doesn't matter!"
said the etduaished teacher. "No,"
said the papil "I don't oars anything
short mt54s, but my doctor said that
singing wwsill be the bast thing for my
dyspepsia, shad so I decided to take leo
sons.'
b •.d ars M Oa ream.
Dyspeo.0 is dresdfel. Disordered
liver is misery. Indtgeetioa u a fes to
gond nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in ezieteuor. It is easily pat out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
had cookery, mental worry, Isco hours,
irregular habits, and many other tints
w hack ought not to be, have made the
American people a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
• wonderful work in reforming this ad
business and making the American
people so healthy that they can enjoy
heir meals and be happy.
Remember :—No lumpiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness at the
dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a
bottle Seventy-five cents. eowly
The many trieods of Mn Thomas
Honking, of the 13th con. Hullett, will
or sorry to hear of her death. which oc-
curet un Friday, 4;h'inst. Wks had of
late been in s low condition, having
passed throogh a very severe sickness,
I
winch very little hopes were enter-
tained of bur recovery, bat tooter skilful
treatment ma on a fear way to recovery,
being able to out visiting, when ty-
phoid fever set in, and her constitution
heiug so frail she succumbed to the
disease. About two weeks preriouri Mr
Hunking buried • cbild. The re
maiuder of the family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire erne -
inanity in their sad bereavement. Mrs
Husking was formerly a Mies Fisher, ot
Colborne, end sister of Mrs E. Town-
setd, Hallett.
Neal sweeataae
Run nr, nae in buying caedicine, but
try toe great Kidney and Liver regula-
tor, made by Dr. Chaos, aethor of
Cbaw'e receip.s. Try Chase's Liver
Cure for all diseases ot the Liver, Kid
nets, Stomach sed Bowels. Sold by all
>uggists.
The distressing pottiness so often ob-
served in young girls and women. is due
to • great measure t. • lac* of the red
corpuscles in the blood. To remedy
this requires a medicine which produces
these necessary little blood constitueota,
and the beat yet dteopeered is Johnson's
Tonto Bitters. Pries 50 cents, and $1
per bottle at (hode's drug store, Albion
block, Guderich. So. agent. (bj
RAewaeatie rasp
Require no descripuorf, ranee, with nn
exception, all at some tame have riper
ieneed their twinges. Rheumatism is
not easily dislodged, only the meat
powerfully penetrating remedies reach
to its very foundatiose. The most suc-
cessful treatment known, and it is now
frequently resorted to by medial mcn,
is the application of that now femme
remedy for pain—Pols.n's Nervilnta
it is safe to ay that nothing yet dile
severed has afforded equal satisfaction
to the wf4eimt. A trial eau be wade at
a small wet, as awapis hotting of Nervi -
line osn be had at the drag stow for
10 Dents, large bottles 25 assts.
f '
After a lingering illness of 'early a
yen!, Mr Albert I. Phipps, it's of the
most respected residents of Ooderich
township, died on Monday of bast week,
from the effects of a tensor. He wet
born in Whitby township, and hoe re-
sided ne the etb sou. of Oodenob town-
ship for sisetees years, and a mon one.
sdeetiots sod isdestrioes citizen meld
not be deeived. He was a somber of
the Methodist Amish, a Referater to
politica, ad leaves • wife. tee zero and
a dsegbter to now' hie detect.. The
ree.sina, followed ky • lame .amber of
permute, were Uttered t. Mattes wen
tory, ca Tuesday.
A Pre'asbte llfllb.
Few men have •esompliebel As stem
sumac of work and good kl IW. recd
es the e.lebvawi Dr Obese. Over
I100,000 el his works have bees sell e
oiwstia .bee. Ws welt eta penin
treebled with lover Osteplsin. Dyo-
p.pia f.ewhehe, laibay nr Urisy
4g, M b iv a bolus of Dr Chases
Leer Ogre, it will cost ye. Medica.
eff a▪ aette pe Beek $1. Sold by all
11• gypsy
eve.4r,a the
Saes the Ct.rIMW /Mfrw :—
"Oipy Oehl broke dews aM dee sem.
us EtteMy .t Tri.its ll>iaetti
u.t
ilisepialts
• e if epoeisg a bIsillketatehee at a
cost e1 $1 • word. Hs has si Wsls w
fur ednistvin. No use ems fhil to miler -
steed him. He kite far savariar toot to
new Junes is mssipu1stistl a eoagrsP-
tiue. He liges no slang ad i• never
vulgar. Soesou .. like a. 'rural Itgbt
he shoots lip a esiotilisei.g lame et
sbq.s.es, and is always Iesiaosa"
1'►s Teekemeitb cached are havfag a
bra drain plowed •hong to front of the
H•rperbey mete.rryy so that she aids et
the road am he celeveled off, the improv-
ise the appearance of the puss and sa-
sbling berms and vehicles to be drives
right op to the tie poets on the 000ssiow
of f sserale.
t'bvenar Comte mad cads
And all diseases of the thrust sad lunge
*an be eared by the am of Scott's Zonal -
aim, as it contents the heeling virtues of
Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in
their fellest form. See what W. 8
Meer, M. D. , L R. C. P., eta., Truro,
N. 8. Bays : "After three years' exper-
ience I consider Soott's Emulsion one of
the very beat in the teethed. Very ex-
cellent in throat affection." Sold by
5* druggists, 50o and $1.00
mw a ssdeunpg tem.
A slim young man in the height of
fashion was violently snowing in a street
car, when a companion remarked, "Aw,
Chawles, dash boy, how d'ye catch that
dweadful add." "Aw, deal fellab, .ft
my case in the lower hall tother day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dwsadfal add, it chilled me almost to
death." If Charles had used 1)r. Har-
vey's Red Pine Gum his cold would not
tr.uhle him nary muctine, or solo at J
ilsou's prescriotiou drugstore. tf
Rash ofleveeredieg.
Enesaivs eating is not the most strik-
ing or the tercet widely prevalent fault of
the present generation. On the ono-
trary, moderation and even sometime.
undue limitation in diet is the prevailiug
lobbies. There is still, however, a
considerable number of pertains who he
biteally overeat at meals, and to such •
few phyaiolnitinl hints may not be with-
out their value. IN. Raudon has been
at the pains t, 'take some Direful in-
vesugat,ens on the *abject, and his re
sults have recently been published.
A000rding to this observer, a not an -
common 000sequence of overfeeding is
the development of a series of symptoms
in many respects similar to those of
typhoid fever, The temperature rises.
there is • feeling of serious illness, the
sleep is disturbed, the brain is tamps.
•hated, and in severe canna the duabiltty
is ample. The Rause of thew symp-
toms is insufficient elimination and an
alteration in the blood brought about by
the impregnation of the organum with
accumulated waste product.. In ad-
dition to these typhoid symptoms throm-
boses occur in th« v. -.a.4. and what IP
known as spontaneous gangrene, or mcr-
itfication of parts wtnuot any obvious or
suthcieut cause.
Now, these are conditions of very
marked danger, particularly the thrum
hoses and the spontaneous gangrene.
There is danger to life here. The ' ob
winos remedy for such • series of evils is,
of Doone, net four the overworked di -
g eeing and eliminating organs. Both
the quantity and the quality of the food
must be so chsnged as t.. admit of. the
performance of may diresuon, perfect
assimilation and adequate elimination of
ware.
Lemonades and lemon juice aro said
to be of greet service in diminishing the
extreme craving fur fnod;and this,from •
limited experience, we can to some ex-
tent confirm. Milk, al.e, in moderate
quantities is useful. and in aertafo caw
skim milk would probably be best. 1t is
not always found that the resting of the
organs is sufficient. The fever may per-
sist for a long time, and with it the feel
Mg 1.f very decided illness. Drugs of
d.ffrrent'kinds are then urgently deutand-
.d, and • competent physician should be
consulted without delay.—Hospital.
I Mr Jobs 8syder, of Colbene, has
moved into the Walker property,
Mies Gerrie Crich, daughter of Mr Jrn
Crich, of Seaforth, has been re engaged
as teacher in 8. 8 No. 2. South Feist -
hope, for the inning year at a salary of
$325.
Four head of young cattle belonging to
Mr McBurney, Turnberry, were killed
at the C P. R. crossing, on the 9th con.
Turob.rry, on Tuesday morning of lost
week.
A former resident of Ryth will be re-
cognized in the following paragraph:—
Mr J T Mitchell, furiinerly editor and
p v*'e°p riet.r of theha
Erin kyr, and who s
l t.ly been practising his profession as •
veterinary surgeon, had recently pur-
ebred the Preston Brush Works from
Yr Bowerman. and intends pushing the
business for all it is worth
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0A.7111..111 b737,R33111SES,
Pittbros., -Loudon.
PITT BROS. & CO.,'.
Imversers of
Canadian Apples.
M game f t meed st., Lood*a, Nee.
Consignments solicited and
liberal advances made thereon.
nae
Ann ulnas le Mkt IT sie.taa
The Teacher
Wb. tadvred her pupils b erwgthea
their dads by W w el Aycr'• S.t-
e.wrw.. appreciated she truth that
bodily bsMsb le mwsehil hi mat.
riga. 1., mums et *Mew and feeble
etmetltattuo, windier yoaag er old, tits •
medidas te renerk.bly beaedelal. Be
am you get Ayes% /nrsnwUtn.
•
ler d .pt. fall l 1 take . ams -
es Ayer's flersep.rtlla, and
s117N b. MessJews 1i.
•1 share• aim Ayer'. /asaap.rlll.
web ~beads to my vassal health."
— Mini T inn L Cream, lealasyte, ltd.
)y twelve yes1 age,,
hos for She yam e past year am
h
General Debility.
A few weeks since, we lieges to give
bar A en's flarssoartlle. Her Matti las
y improv "—Mrs. Harriet Il.
oleo, South Chelieatord, Mass.
•'About• ser gatAyer
Smnspsrtlla as •• r.sweddy foe dekility
and neuralgia rewltleg from leaked
exposure fn lb* army. I was fa a very
dimes el Ayer's
lbad co tk , het Mt .beds /sr.
1 am now *blst to em% W limbot .{ I
cannot say toe tank lee year enesllent
remAdlee .' — F. A. Ptakbam, South
Moluncus, Me.
"My daughter, sixteen years old, 1s
using Ayer's eareaparilla with good el-
fect. —See. 8.Graha, United
Brethren Church, SoJ.
W. Va.
"_1 suffered from
Nervous Prostration,
with lame heck and headache, and have
been much benefited by the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. 1 am now 110 years ofage,
and am oatisflrd that my present health
and prolonged lite are due to the use of
Ayer's bsrsaparilla." — Lucy Moffitt,
Killingly, Como.
Mn. Ann H. Farnsworth. a lady 79
years obi, So. Woodstock, Vt., writes :
After several weeks' suffering from
nervous prostration, I procured a bottle
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and before I
bad taken ball of it my usual health
returned."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PPPPPP ao ST
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowen, Mass.
Primal. sit bouts., $9. Warta IP a buuia.
mita
C. P. R, BOOM
TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
i have a large number of 'Houses and Lots
and Vacant Lauds in the most desirable parts
of thr Tower -res *ALaruaar.
Now is the tune to secure property before
the nig hush. The C. P. R. is owning sure,
and in a short time prices will have advanced
beyond the reach of many.
Call and see List and Prices before purcbaa-
.ng elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
Real taste and General Insurance Agent
°gl... W eat -:?t-. third door from Square. C. P.
It Ticket and Telegraph Office. 54-11.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
By malts say lady wadies hr. he. pad sgbs
adM.it. W -U:, Riichardtoe & Cn.,.eatred.
I w e .1isAe.riamrf
FOR SALE,
PRICES LOW,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Puipote Horse.
2 One Horse Wagons, New.
1 !'airbfhnks Hay or Cattle
Scale.
1 50 H. P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
Shafting, Palley & Belting,
200 Plows various Patterns.
50 Corn Plows,
$2.50 each.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repo rs of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron. Warerooms near
Victoria-st. Methodist Church.
C. A. HUMBEI .
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ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Etc.. Ric., at
THE - SIHEIL
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PIIBLIC NOTICE 1
Another large consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
oublic by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE & SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
onion! by Telephone promptly attended to.
Mss k's" t a. * gmuse
Ilereanate earl INA 066r MO ° `rte
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thus dhow react• hes Ir/atf%TO
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
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GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture—from the smallest chair
'to the largest and best bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
uNDERT.AgING..
In all its branches, promptly attended tc
O O rip: EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING s specialty.
G 40. BARRY,Hamilton-$t.. Goderieb.
EXPERIENCE, CAPITAL .AND SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the' mark. My
increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
please the public are appreciated.
And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
rely upon getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk (foods I will
8911 Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillienz
at former prices.
.111, Specialties for the Seaso'i
Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery and Gloves, and all the leading items in
Smallwares, from Needles up. •
All Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
2004
ALEX. MUNRO,
Dreyer and Haberdaabdr.
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