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COUNTY CURRkN
noses' Tem.er.
A tattler tst t unworthy of ret
the almost um' vernal clams laid
Supp -sod t tee undestrahte poo
• 'I'°'- tem per. "I Writ a tet
quick temper !" M ala assert'.
mad,. a'Shout say sign of regret,
with evident self
how i'tiem, whets, with the tote
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*eying acus«.brag pleasing, we
spoil the swtrwa,•s of a friend's
tuna to the friend in puree., are
with the reply, "Ith, y o. re qts
taken ; 1' e iiia of they n.•keet-tempered
people in the world !" given in a tune
that it ion a..t ,wily 'wettest deprecation
of a c uplimeut, bet a decided sells, of
uuapprseciated merit Now thi. wrUtn,t-
nese--: germs. is eery eveo without
Usage' at oat he molten—to he convicted
of what is aoknowladged to be a fault
tttrikes u•• •is a caricas anomaly. No
one would answer, if told, *.You are
sere twtaful," ''Oh, n;., I'm a eoustant
liar;" n re if c -monist etre-1 meson consist•
ens •ttentien to het own busitieas, would
res,.,.nd, "Ott the cootie' v. scandal-
nto ieoriug Is my favorite occups
At least, nn une,rouhl give either..
$waste iii :hp lemon way mi ah'
aline to the pteses,w u of a but to
made. May there no: be, undo
this iuouusisteucy and explaining
misconiception of the real meson
amnia) of a quick temper f T.
monde, this end. sirable trait see
be the ouroome .1 •array very elm
tie.lnie. To be ..ho: tempered to
rutereeituslly, in such mental vena
ies,to he g iier.,ue, and large'- mind
uia-lfi•h, and -efarr a little ',t;
tots, —forgiving But I maintac• t
me, uis erectly the reverse of all
thim_s If a mart be q'rick-tetepe
he gores way to anger quickly sod
rightauualy (for I leave out •if the r
tine entirely the righteous wrath a
rises' ter g aa.•f reasons only, and is
a different matter (rem tetsper',
not _eues.,w, for he shows no roger
that comfort of those around hum; 1
net uuseltsh, for tt is safe to say the
sine noes out of ten, if not in ton
out of ten, his fury is kindled by
heeled snout to himself, rind is all,
to blast simply as an illuminati.,
honor of his self esteem; he le not
trivia:•, because, th 'ugh he may re
quick y 'rum his aberration, and ase,
perfectly urbane to the whilom vi
of it. the restoration is simply torget
H ess, and to forget the injury int!'
upon another by his own hasty word
by nu means synonymous with fora
nem of injuries he himself may hate
ceived Last of ell,he is nut !argc-mind
I am convinced that a quick temper
an unfailing indication of a limited
tetligence ei.d a lack of mental quick°
It the mind were large enough to g
the true relations of things, to see
small • point in the universeth'a tam
rousing episode oocupit 1, and if it ce
see this quickly—in a 'lash of thi,ugh
the outheret would be averted. —Atl
Monthly.
&west Allied Lelia.
It is a truth which all observation a
tend to confirm that yid('
habits and ether things ..f evil, Ii
"bards of a feather,-- are u'ually fou
flocking together. 'Thus th.- corrupt ha
lot and the liquor saloon are closely
hated to each other, and the sale of c'
srs•ttes and the display of indecent pi
tures are being br,uc't jot.. clone a
'ovation. It is to be remembered al
that nearly all gamblit.g and drinkin
resorts are furnished with reading tna
ter and pictures as near the line of pan
live ebscealty as the law will all..
Another and a rigniticant case in poi'
is the recent introducti ,n of the :vault
bud! -right its the Belgian watering place
Spa, one of the most notorious iambus
resorts in Europe The proprietors t
the gambling dens at Spa, having su
ceeded by various subterfuges in rel
stating the prohibited roulette and treu
te-et-.luarante, find that the gambling
table no longer 'wishes the ersvin,•e o.
famished pleasu'e sea-ki•rr. soil e., th
have decided to intr'elu e hell fi, lits.
It is in ways like these that the devi
and the se who are engaged its hie ee'rste
take a 'ventage ••f the weaknesses .f hu
man Stature They know that indul
gene.. in ens firm of evil is quite sure t
a ark u Items of Interest from over
to th d ^_-_—
avNi„ir, ��a+aaIIty'
gist fully a weehry
u alien IM.es tete leanly News
rather ee •r' t• Sada Seadmse .f ”The •IsaaL
Arid rite aest setas, empires sad weep
ti ,u of ''Missed tier awes, emu's.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAR. 2A, 1l8�
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CY. lD HINTS.
the (Sew ie Test mesa Weser.
Pure water is colorless, odurje•s, taste
e whether
ia spin,
Wee, III • l less. To `at made yeas,
colonise
seri. glass with water ; look thro•gh the we
• ter at some dark object; if it has any
Gobs, it will then be discovered.
To aeeertaia whether the lister is
odorless, tour cut acme of the water end
exec- leave the boat* half hill ; cork the but-
ron tle and place it for • few hours in a warm
I oleos ; shake up ilia water, remove the
Dort, and critically smell the air contain -
roe°, ed in the b stile. If it has any smell,
• in particularly if the odor is repulsive, the
be- water should o .t be used for domestic
rued purposes. By heating the water ao
uv^ is evolved that would nut otherwise •p -
Peer.
ic- The water should also be without
II"' taste. Water fresh from the well is
sum' usually tasteless, even if it contains a
large amount of putreaoible organic
master All water for domestic par
pot's should he perfectly tasteless and
••a' remain so even after it has been warmed i
T1. .t..�
arming
Orm g often develops a test• its
water which is absent when cold.
lataaref. Lielearel ewers M
ad- --- Ntaerla
rate Wheaten Cala.
tong: E C. F. writes in an ex•
the change in anew: r to "Aunt Kate,"
Mr ' that she cannot expeot to let
let wheaten grits in contact unless it is
of kiln dried, because it will hot keep. She
can go to a farmer or to acme gristmill
eke - and buy the whole wheat by the bushel
, d good and sand, and when she wants •
portion fur Arial, wash a •uticient quan-
tity, picking it over carefully, and gond
al it in a onffee-mill which has not been
is, used for spices or coffee but is kept tot
is this purpose." L C. W. adds that she
h ' uses either the red t.r white wLeat ;..r
this delicious o'd•time Grits.
renurk
As a pick -mit -up after excessive
di,p,4i.
W” suet titan or exposure, Milburn'• Beef,
Ste lois- and Wine is grateful and comforting
!11r Joseph Foster, near Hills O
met with • painful accident who
\'aria leu horse, • spirited colt,
game loosened from its tying. uptu
the cutter and became so etitasgled
the harness that at was unable to m
When Mr Foster found it in this prod
Smuent, he set it Erse, but iii so doing
received a kick os the side of the k
which will likely lay him up fur
ulunths.
Some of worms are
Fever, colic, variable appetite, re•tI
sees, weekueus and convulsions
tiro. unfailing remedy is Dr Low's W'
t these Syrup. I
oh uiu lin Tueeday, 11th inst., O. A. De
tapers men, Brussels, received coeurs/ there Jr
;t, a heifers from a breeder at tlramp
se and
Tyre of them are thorn' bred' and
mats third a good grade. Tits gives
ms tY,
Headman a herd of eight, seeen ferns
irabic i an•1 a utile. Ile has disp nett of one
his ca'n's to C. Grimuldby. The Jere
leans' aro becoming deservedlyp
hilar- popular in
minded section, especially where rich milk •
,se rat II prime butter are desired.
het it F'r the cure of colds, ,. ,ugly, and
these derangements of the reipiretory otgal
red, if no other medicine is so relish!. se Aye
en- Cherry Pectoral. It relieves the est
pea- rustic and c assumptive, even in advanced
heel, stages of disease, and his saved innate
.lune orabli lives.
he is In addition to the discomfort of t
d for average leek -up the b igers in the tiro
is is mets' "cooler"
metra take.
he Take half a p.auud of sugar, a Found
of butter and two pounds of deur. Mix
with the hands au,l make tutu square
cities in a tin pen, and sprinkle with
cutaway comb s, pressing them down
with your hand. This is the genuine
"Id -time Scotch cake
met well the startling
t in iuterriseatioo, pasted on the d. or, "Eter-
cesea n:ty' where wit thou spend it r A
a.me professional gentleman of leisure ratter
'wed demurred spending the right there after
n in he had read the significant words- The
for mild winter and • hot air pipe pre.'lndee
cover the likelihood of an item "Fr' -z, -r, to
ii he death in the Brussels look -op."— Brue-
ct un sels l'-mt.
(al' Hp��-, Pectoral Balsam curia
cted coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis,
• is asthma, whooping cough and all brim-
ire- chief and lung troubles. Price 25c. per
re- bottle, or 5 fur $1.00. 2
ed. Ahout eight o'clock en Thurad, y
u morning, 13th lost , the spirit of Mos
Georass. le CsIvin, sr , Brussels, took its
ra•� night• The old lady had reached the
tow gnu d old age of over eighty years. She
Per was born in the County of D.'negal, In.
old land, and was united in marriage to h.r
aged partner, who survives her, about
art- ratty years ago. Three children, Mrs
Km. Glass, of McKillop, Mrs Griffeth
and Oen. C,Ivin, jr., are the surviving
members of the family.
rid An inactive or torpid Liver mutt le
ue aroused and all bail bile removed.
he Burdock Pills are best for old or
nd y"unv. 1m
I The friends of deputy reeve Manning,
re- of Clinton, will be pleased to know that,
e- although confined t., his room. he is re-
n ' covering, though very weak ; his medical
s- ' adviser has informed him that for some
so tune after his recovery he must confine
¢ himself to his business duties alone, es
t his strength will not allow him to do as .
i . much other work as he has been in the
w.. habit of doing.
it I When Macbeth ironically asked, '
h I "Cunt thou minister to a mind diseased'
at I he little knew that mankind would ni s
g day be bleired with Ayers S,rasparill:.
In purifying the blood, this powerful alt,,.
c alive gives tone and strength to errry
° i function and faculty of the system.
Mr S. Y"ouhill, Wtngham, received a
f telegram some days ago apprisin.t lint
the •,f • serines accident which had befal'em
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his son-in-law. Mr E O. Ash, of -Eest
I ; Tawas. Michigan. Mr Ash is extensive-
ly engaged in the lumbering business,
e and while in the woods he 'net with an
accident, the particulars of whish are
▪ ;nut given in the telegram, by which one
s arms and hands was bully crush -
necessitating the amputation of
al fingers.
he followed by indulgence in another
When they ,have once broken down the
moral restraints around the hearts o
the boys and young men so far as to per-
mit the introduction of vile acd impure
thought., they know that the rest is
comparatively entry. From such things
the transition to vicious, habits aria open
acts of wickedness is dierct and rapid
The buy whom triad has beets debauch-
ed by vile Pictures is tluite surd to be-
come a gt.,.d customer of the cigarette
dealer,end after that of the liquor seller,
and alone with these of the keeper of
the gambling hi use and the brothel- All
these evil trades, and particularly the
three latter, are closely allied. They
err always in fact, and often literally,
"next door' to each other. There is a
fellow feeling beta.. n them which makes
them "wondrous kind' in famishing
victims to one another, and in defending
one another's interests. They are to •
large degree t. They stand
and fall together.
of hi
ed,
f I sever
what r. ea
Ti, those wh ' have never usef W'ii
sons Wild ('hrrry, we hest to explain t
that it is a preparation for the cure t f
Coughs, (' .1de, Croup, Bronchitis,
I Whooping Cough, L .•s of Voice, ■nd
kindred diseases, which has been in suc-
kcessful use far twenty ye -me it is a
Ipurely eegetsble medioine n' the fore of
syrup, pleasant to the taste, and gives
isem -diet. relief to sufferers from dis-
ease, oaf the throat, chest end longs Every facility for turning
Wil,cti a Wild Cherry never dtwppeints.
Try it for yourself and family. Sold by out FIRST CLASS PRINT
Ian druggists. Im ING at - "THE SIGNAL."
♦mates Settertss.
A short time since • family named
McEwen, living on the N. rth gravel
road, in the township of Derby, sear
'(wen fk,nud, being afflicted with a com-
mon malady, were advised by creme un -
I person tai try • mrttare of
n.feniorr,r and quicksilver Accordingly
these compounds were bought, and the
family set around • table watching the
end fisc, which it did whet' mixed
together. One of the girls •ttenipred
to step the bottle, with the result
that an explosion took place, and
four of the family were seriously
burned by the dangerous liquids Two
of the girls ars likely to hoes their
eight, aryl all are scarred an.) disfigured
So sena far suras -•r doctenn,:.
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• A Neilttaa. iteeeed
Will soon end if not *imported by
seethes merit. The suttee= of Burdock
BIo id Muer. is founded on eee.rit and
approved by atrial. it purifies the blood,
sad •estm dye /y. iia oeosetepalion, hili
tas.e
m, Welt�ead..h sod all similar
..mp ikas. B. B. B. is purely Y ege-
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It's easy to dye
with Diamond Dyes
Because so simple.
.�.o BABY CARRIAGES
• SPLENDID
NEW STOCZ,
AT A. B. CORNELL'S.
CALL AND SEE 'TI-IE/v1.
Cheapest, Best and Largest Stock in Goderich !
McL E O D' S
Reformer .
is becoming the Standard Medicine of
It es safe to dye with tilled".
he day. Parts., call, n» m
j alputts of Canada andintheor i asitedtroMate•fro
Diamond Dyes
Because always
reliable.
It's economy to dye
with Diamomd Dyes
Because the strongest.
It's pleasant to dye
with Diamond Dyes
Because they never
fail.
You ought to dye with
Diamond Dyes.
Because they are best.
Our Dew boot, " Successful Have Dyeing " giving
full directions for all uses of Diamond Dyes sent free
m.e application. Diaaad rye. an, rad everywhere,
a any color ''soiled on receipt of trice, in cents
Watts, Ricwaauao,. & Co.. Montreal, Que.
A L L=au i LON !
EXPERIENCE, CAPITAL SID 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 Goods I will
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Snrahs and Satin Merveillieuz
at former prices.
illy Specialties /0/' Mt. .Season.
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
puce. y Backnumbers contain-
�UN
for the System Renovator. i
It never fails to cure :.noure weak
and I blood, dyspepsia,
. loss cf memory, bronchitis,
in, gall stones, jaundice, kid-
ney and urinary diseases, St Vitus'
dance, female irregularities and green)
dehulit;.
Manufactured only by
J. M. McLEI►D, Sole Patentee,
bolter known as -The Old Doctor.
Newgate -se. G,derich, (hit
The System Renovator is sold at $1.00
and $2 00 per bottle.
Tested Remedies.
Mrs McLeods (mooniest ••Spe'cifc
Cute" for lungs, throat, cough, might
'treats, chills and fever, asthma, broil
chid.. gravel and dropsy ; also Mims
Eupherria A. McLenrum'a -patented,
Lndrneet for spinal disease, hip disease.
inflammatory rheumatism, lame back.
sprains, bruise., rupture and diabetes
are msnufactured by them at Mcixo'i's
Laboratory, Gude-rich Al.., Miss ilc-
Lennal.'s (patent Spinal and Ahdomn:al
Supp. err or Mimeos, made to order to
suit male or female, as the case may be.
11er Liniment is add with or without
her Patent Supporter. This Liniment
is recommended to lie used in all case•
•.f spinal disease, id tl.mnatary rheuma-
tism au'i diabetes slang with the Sysiitn
Renovator ; and the Specific Curr
taken along with the System Ben•,
rater in all casts i.f dropsy, Bright s
disease of the kidneys, diabetes and
cmosurnptlun. Bt.th are add at ;., cents
per battle.
BEST/MS
are deep pat op by
0. M. FERRY & CO.
Who .re mise Largest
$eedsmen is the world.
D. M. ys•v s Cn's
Massidially ����mat�ed l,e,oaptl..
Yr d,• w/1 be maalkd FR= to
applieseis, ad's last sassee's C..-
Itsaaa It Is better than ewer. E.•
epi Ti.W ti. .shollir>•y • ad ewk.
D. M.PENNY &CO.
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tOKs\11tvno$ 1,
TO THE EDITonsPlease CV��D
disease. By ke timely imams
hes raadsa , k I have a Sup v remedy for the abed. esesed
s eared. I all
h• glad to seed two bottles of t^y remedy FRCS to any of your readers who have eea-
•mayt000 if vri'd serf' ne their Express and Post O.re Address,
T. A. SLOCY , M.0., SSG Kest Aseia xis tit., . ONTansO. '
Ho you sleeper,,
Rub your peepers
('pen wide each eye:
Don't be creepers
Bargain reapers
:how's the time to buy.
RIGHT THIS WAY TO DANIEL GORDON'S
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roe •lrl°Attta
F•int.('sasa Siaek of Furniture•. ii". etch as PA BLOB �I'; rlti+ NIKDROOM,fstaTE/, DLX•
TAf1Lt:$, LOt'NGE;.•t, A.,.,
My aim has alwat's teen in keen Piret-(•law' r
nr wit"^ who •••a•. h the country cheapferampere. The pest
.1 but w ill cure rise!'. It•.W) . ao:d palm the
s ill eptek few Itself. Thaee
no sff First time teem.
In undertaking t have evcrvthine ,n he /wind in a first -a Iris esraiii.hmenr• I sit the
oldest end must extwo .enceel Funeral I'srrc1or in the ,'minty. wit 11•41 as TNN s.1f.7
itAltl:F:: MtiUr:1t.tTti.
West -et. Goderieii Retwee• l•.o sod Hawk of ]fot.treal.
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JOHN ROBERTSON
ftri.-+u to ancwuoce that be is r,oss agent for
The Liquor -Tea Coffipazly's Celebrated Teas
Your u'h'.trn of on
by the Best Authors, given or
ith every Handsomeore clams
Give it m trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling
the expense.
A FEW GALLONS OF PURE MAPLE SIRUP LEFT,
JOHN RHYNAS' Ol0 STAND, COR. SQUARE ARO MONTREAL L
STS.
hr_
I CURE FI
Ts1TNOUSANCS OF BOtTLFS
CIYEN AWAY YEARLY.
Wbe• I sayOases 1 de set areas
hese them ses
1 M.AR A RAD10A • y r to stop kes fee a time, sad lb...
Vittft r. r reili j„aMk .. is mune
/ 1 wase made the d to Cure
Iris,
er.ers,.t my remedy b ,
awe Once.
't 1a artily. ss a /rte. Ss*. N my s p0•ettrraww naryetd•u a can. Seed at
Past
O"ei'sals (stew% Ii MWCIIng T a trial, mid hitLA .kSTte t°•pnp,s Ci—M. ROOT.
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Looking for a Handsome Xma: or set w- Year, present at a Moderate
price,
SCRAP IRON. We Know Aw it,
havingthe Fi e Have
next Liner of Silver Plate, Flat N are Anr
The highest 'wire In cash 1 ('utlery ever
tt ronaht Mcrap tree. paid for ('aa and displayed in this terry.
Ihave onhand
OUR PRICES BEAT Tti'E BAND.
PLOWS & CASTINGS Inspection Solicited.
of 'anions kinds.
PIPE AND FITTINGS, &c.
R. P. WILKINSON & Cb.
Wenrmm. near VI.'Mrta AtreesfTunih. "Th .
C. ge e Signal" will be sent to any
$$• address for the balance of 1890 for
on I $I 00 o
ALEX. RO, F6OIk Nous al Sical ' i n "The Deserter,"•
Draper H•�l•a.ee g D thrown i n fire.
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