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Notoa for lieneekeeperta
" Pork and bows"do not of necessity go
together. Beane can be made very pale.
table aaokedwLtb other-meete, particularly
corned beef.
Use Fox DneenteacieWaerne -A hvglonio
writer saya thee thepurity of water oon be
teeted bane better or eimpler way than to
f011 a clean pint bottle threefourelui full of
Water and dieciolve in it a halt teaspoonful
of the pueest suger-loaf or granulated -will
answer--eork the bottle, mad set it in a
Warm place for two days,' If in twenty-
four or forty-eight home the water becomes
3loudy or milky It is unfit for not People
In nonht ail to the purity of the water they
ate ming easily decide the matter by mak-
ing this 'pimple teat, .
Cavan or Oxsoenses-Put a quart of oyee
tem and their lacretor in a porcelain kettle
overthe fire, and oiotolithern until they are
ifthe verge of boiling. Then take them
and pent into a eoltlider over a howl,
leaving the oyeteratin the ooltentier. Chop
the oYetere fte fine air petite, and.. pound
them weltin a thick bowl. Now put in a
saucepan a piece of butter the size °fa Antall
egg, and when it.bnbblea throw in a :gener-
one tobleepoonful of flour, stir it well with
the egfe.whisk so as, to cook the flour with-
out allowing it to oolor. Now pour in the
oyster liquor and w.hen Well mixed over the
flour, add the peunded' oyster pulp and a
pint of good (Foam. Page this all through
the, elev.°, season it carefully with salt and
cayenne popper; return it to the fire to heat
without allowing it to boil, and juet as it hi
about to beserved add a half-oupful of freeh
cream and a piece of lbutter the size of a
small pigeont :egg.. Whilde it well with
the egg -beater, keeping it hot, withont boil
ing, over the fire for a minute, Peter into a
waren tureen and serve immediately.
BAKED EGGIS.,-Break eight egge into
well -buttered dish, season with pepper and.
salt; one•half cup of dream, one :tablespoon.
• . • a "
ful of butter, eeein the len and bake twen-
ty minute.
C014 Briastre-liPut two tahlespeonfule Of
'wheat fiour into a quare m7eaeure : and then
fill it with Indian Meal: Turn this into ce
sieve, adding. two teespoenfule of stager,
half a teaspoonful ofralt, two leasPoonfala
cream tartar and one tatospoOnful slide.In
. place of the cream tartar and soda, two
heaping teaspoonfule of baking.powder may
be need. -Sift all into a bowl and mix' with
oneSquart of milkeene egg and two, teaspoon-
fuls' of melted butter.; beat thoroughly and
pour inte a medium.sieed dripping pan.
pall greased ; bake in a good oven. . When
Eon° out in 'einem and serve 'hot for break;
fast. - • : • '
OnenioneAwn Punnetrea-a-Two ounces of
"butter, four ounces sugar, ehree' eggs; two
minces flour, four. .omaces •breadorumbe, a
gilt of milk, three Queue lemon peel, three
ounces dried cherries, a little eseenee of
lemon, and' some aptinot jam.. How to use
them r• 13eat the butter to a *ate, Add the
sugar, then tho ego' -one e.t.a time; stitsin
the flour, add the breodorumbe and milk;
mix gently together; then Mad three drone
of eisenpe of lemon, and the When -peel and
• cherries chopped &tee pour the mixture bete
well-buetered mold; twist -paper. over and
steam (me hoar and a hall. • Diesolvirthaif
pot of apeioot jam: in e tablespoonf al of
boiling water. When the pudding is cook-
ed turn into:a dish ,and pour the jam over.
Serve at oxide. •
eer •
Ill -Mannered ,quentio
'
In the matter of heirs for meals, ter ria.
in.g and,retiring, conform without beeltation
or comment to theme . of the hospitable
household. It Is underbred and selfieh to
• keep breakfast 'waiting, became you have
overslept yens:melt:qr. dinner Or tea,: while
you have prolonged a drive or walk uneeee
aonably. If a meal is well cooked, it is in.
„jure by standing beyond the proper :time
of serving, and if our boats' time 1. worth
, anything on are &atoned whenyeti west°
it. . .
It is quite as:selfish invent of tactful re-
gard for others' feelings, If lees • glaringly
---einoonvenient,-te4reeentsaysitiraelf_helows
athire long before the stated breakfast hoer.
You mayhats like to Sit in year bed -cham-
ber; the parlors may be in perfect order for
your nooupsnayor the library tempt, you to
anateh-eaquieliehottrIeraretteling.....hut she is
an exceptionally oven -tempered hoetwis who
Seem not flaeh uneasily at finding that you
: came down by time the servants opened
-tha.house and haVemade yourself at . heme
ID the living remit ever Orme; . The Infer-
ence is that your sleeping room was gnome-
fortable, Or that ehe is 'indolently ntornind-,
ftil of your breakfaitleas state. .
I have an anguishedrsoollection of a long
"AAA paid to my finally by an acoomplished
,gentleman wheels eierY. intention Wall pure-
ly humane, yet who descended to thepar-
lor each morning at an hone so leculearonely
"early that he had to light th'e gas to see the
piano -keys on whioh he drummed until
breaktast wait reedy.. There is a Saving Oen-
gelation in the knowledge that, if he hi die-
tieguishing hitriself in the heavenly Man.
• done ail a player upen,instruinentertherais
no Weather with citeething baby and a heed-.
• ache in the mein overhead.
•
That Boy,
Is the house tunred telloPtiliTT
Does it ring from etreet to r0Oil
Will the racket still continue
Spite of all your nind reproof?
Are you often in a renter
Are you sometimes thrilled with jtly
then I have my grave suspicions
' That you have at home that bor.
Are the walla and tables hammend 7
Are your nerves and Mk upeet 7 .
Hove •Pro oyes so bright and roguish
Made you every one forget
Have your garden hede a prowler
Who delights butt to deetiroy ;
nem are well-known indlottions
That you have at home that boy.
Ilave you seen him playing ohne-
With his head upon the mat
And lois been in mielair twirling --
For hie audience, the oat 7
Do vou ever atop to listen.
When his merry Emudes annoy -
Listen to a voice that whhipers,
You were Once just like-thathoy 7
• Have youheard of broken wIndows,
•,_And vrith nobody to blame 7
Have you seems treusered urchin
(211100 unconscious of the same 7
Do yell love a reaelne mixture
Of peridexityand joy
You may have a detect daughters,
Bat I know you ve got -that boy
• .4--arealkulwri
TE ENGLISH IN ME SO1JDA.N:
A Skelles Idea of England's Duty--Tke
Enormous "Daughter of Arabs.•
' The Hygienic Treatment of Pulmonary
Consumption.
Dr, 13. W. Itiohardoon bag revived, in his
" AeOlepaki," Oeriaill rules for the hygienio
Weatment of ooneemption, whieh he enun.
oiated as far laaok as 1356. At that time
they bend, very little fever, being regarded
as the ideas of it dreamer -that the fatal
theme could be prevented generally, and
treated epoolally by hygienic measures,'
to•dayrunder a revival of the old animal.
miler speoulatioes as to the origin of some
diseattea horn living forma,-tho entity doc-
t inc in a new dresta-the conception of the
hygienic treatment of p.nlmonary oonoump-
dim basfbeen aocepted narao as well es
praotioe, as, if it were new in word and deed,
the height of praotiosl learning and okill.
So ideas change, and the disfavored of one
generation is the favored of another. But
It mitten not hew or by whom it is borne,
so long as the torchlight:of truth meltes its
way.
1. A. supply of pure air for respiration is
the first indioation in the treatment of the
consumptive patient.
2. Active °aerobe is an essential element
in the treatment of coniumptives. -
S. A uniform climate io aro important ele-
ment in the treatment of consumptives.
. 4. The dress of the consumptive patient.
should be adapted to equalize the tempera.
tare of the body, and ao loose that it in-
terferes Inuit way With the animal lune -
titans:
5. The hours of rest of the consumptive
patient should be regulated mainly by the
absence of the stun
6. The occupation of the oonsuniptive pa-
tient should be desponded if it is indoor or
sedentary, but a certain amount of outdoor
exercise may be adesotegeoue.
7. Exiiessive mental exertion should be
Avoided by the'oonsumptive. •
,S. Cleanlineas of body is a:special point in
the treatment of consumptives.
9. Abstinence from all habits of groom
sensual indulgence is an °menthe' part, both
In . the prevention and the onre of oonsitnep.
tivee. . .
10, The diet "Of oonsumpblve patients
should be. am '
ple and should oontein a !erg,
er proportion of the reepiratory constituents
of food then is required in health. ,
Whenever dietinot evidences of plathisie
have set in in an individtiel ofeither sex,
the •marriage of such a person it -wrong r -
while the marriage of two pereene, both vic-
tims of the diseaea, is oppoctedstbaeaton and
humanity, .
Ili a recent interview held by the corms.
pendent of the London 2intes with Sheik
Haesein Murgh,ania, a member of a religious
family in a tribe dispersed throughout the
Soudan, the chief of which rendered great
assistance to General Graham's force at Su-
aleim, the Sheik amid -"The Mahdi's move.
ment originated in misrule. Hie encomia
produced a belief among the ignorant that
he pommeled miraculous powerae which be-
lief created fanaticism. pat this 'has to a
great extent dieoppeared and the -move-
ment ie now Maintained by eimpleueoeseity.
The Soudan la reduced to the uemostS mis,
My. Bich and pbor alike artreasterving , on
an allowance of ewe dollar' monthly from
the Treaeury. They are advaneing, and
will continue to advance, northward in the
mere hope of plunder. There is no pousibil-
ity as yet of any other neghtiation than that
of the sword. Yee, thief Were beaten at
Gleba, and are dispersed. That is nothing r
they will reeesemble in greater force arid he,
gin again.. Why ehottlei they do anything
else? Starvation la behind' them ; • plenty
is in front .A aystena of subsidies would do
much, but not until they are thoroughly
beaten, end for some years not without the
presence of a certain force within strikilao
distance.
'•A IlibIENSE SLAUGIITE1t,
"I estimate their foto° at Wines at 5,000;
If you killed all 46 time,atheyennel. still
send'a Similar term ten times. The merest
point at which you gen hope to do anything
is Dongola. There you can oominunioate
With the different tribe's. If Lord Wolseley
had reerritined twenty days longer at Don-
golte the, whole movement vvoued not have
collapsed: There ill no exaggeration in
this. You do not know the effeot produced
bv the Abu Elea and 0:abet:victories where
15,000 ef the rebels were killed. , ou must
nit tell :me that it" is impozeib'e-I, am
speaking of what I knee,/ poeitivelye not
what I think or have heard. The liladhl
sent 24,000 men to meet General Stewart.;
they returaed only 6,000. When the news
wee -brought to the Mabell he eat with his
halide over his eyea and said, How eau I
-ask wore to fight them men, when out of
24000 only 6,000 are left V This , I know
from eyo-wilneasee-enot one, but many. I
am net eieggerating. I will owner that I
know that numbinevvete kUlod,,
• • •
s. • ••
"Why di you retire? The fruit waii at
your fest. For the ' we're of. twenty dap'
yell gave up eyeeythieg. As to the future,
I say you mint, metst,• Mast go to Doegola ;
you will there hold tte• reboil+ by the throat.
From there you :ben negotiate; but the at-
tempt is utterly impoesible, hem any print -
further to the north. At every step back.
ward the Malidiste will follow you ; every
etep increases the number who 'become beg-
-gawritn-de-therefererrebelar---1! the Etioliehs
retire, from. Egypt they will sweep the
whele oo,untry. They have no goal-Con-
straatinople, .Londort, Parierethey dent
know themeelvert. They fear two thinge-
English soldiers and -Abd•Ol-Eader Pasha,
tile former •Governor of the Soudan, new
Mb:litter of tho Interior. The substitution
of Turkish or Mosleni traps would neither
make thinga more • easy nor more diffioult,•
if they were as strong as, the Britieh. At
the oommencement of the insurreotion the
Turk. and Christians were equally. infidels ;
now they would be Nuttily men standing be-
tween the'rebele and plenty. • •
• A JUSTOOVERNMENTAEQtaitato,
Stained Hands.
•
Young inen are sometimes. deterred.from
pureuing er vocation which they. are in-
clined by the fear that, being "unfashion-
able,' it will exclude them from "society."
An eminent mechanical engineer 'began hie
life -work by filing iron in it maohinethop,
, At night, after hie, first day's work, he
Rooked at his 'soiled hands and broken fin.
ger-natio, and thought, "How rum I go into
society_ with enoh hande as those? What
will the young ladies think ef my finger-
nails?'
Then came the tenaptation to abandon the
shop, and beam° olork.• He resisted,
gave up society, devoted himself to hie
trade, and in e. few years construoting
ships. He had the courage to give: up
society that he might accLuire 'kill in me
ebonies, ,
Atnpere, ° the great #renoh chemist,
though one of the most intellectuol of laden-
tists, found that he could not be both in
"society' and in his laboratory. Ho onoe
went to dine with a fashionable lady, who
,plade a polnt of gathering notable peraeni
about • her. ttis hands were stained by a
harmless drug which blackena the skin for a
few days,. Ampere wrottl-to. his wife -
" Sho declared that my hands, look'ed an -
clean, and ended by leaving ,tho Wale, eay.
ing she would dine when I was at a die.
twice. I prornhied not to return there le -
fore my boucle were white. Of centre I
ellen never ,etter the house again."
Ampere became great ; the vulgar woman
hi uskown.
In Santa Clara aunty, California there
13 is rat allied to the ground-neot making.
species, whioh climbs small trees and molten
a compaot neat of twigs among the broneheo,
eemething alter the manner of tiro gray
eguirrel,
Irifinotted rowers of Nemory•
' The following case given.by Dr,. John
Abercrombie, much abbreviated .for want
of spate, eb,ewa most 'strikingly that me-
mory is a pi war unlimited in ibs operattOn,
and that in Its uneoneolorie workings itc. it
moist vigorous and overmastering where
its oubjeons ere le* cultured and neareot
the condition of the anitnal world. .41. girl
of 7 year's, employed in tending, cattle,
alept in an apartment next to one occupi-
ed by an itinerant fiddlero a ninOlcian.
ooneiderable skill, who frequently -*pant
the night in performing; plebes Of A refitt-
ed description. She fell 111, was token
Careof by a lady, and eventually became
her lleTTant. Some year's elapsed; awl
the family were often eurprieed to, hear
Music during the night. At length tho
gonna was traced to the sleeping room of
the girl, who, fast Weep, -Was warbling
in s manner exactly resembling the :evreet.
est tones of * omoll violin. It was found
that after being kwo hours in bed•ehe be.
Calp0 restless", and, began to mutter to
herself ; then, uttering, noises resembling
the tutting of a YUAN, site Oohed off,
after some prelude, into elaborate pieces
of musics, whielt ishe performed in a °liar
end acenrate manner. A year or two
vaitoed away, and ohe began to vary her
perform:Lanes by imitating the sounds of
an old piano in the house, the singing 01
the inmates, and further on she began to
discourse en a -variety , of tepies. The
justness and trith of her remark's on all
giibjeoto exolted the utmost: astonlehment
in these who Were acquiring .intormition.
She was known to conjugate correctly
'Latin verba and to speak severalglutei*
es in Feeriela. -Daring her paroxyanis it
was almose impoesible leci 'wake her, and
When her eyelids weremitred and a can.
die brought near the eye he 'seemed in-
sensible to light. Alioub, 16 she began to
observe those who .were.ia the aportment
and anawered 'quotiena pub to her with
astonishing aeuteneed.: Thianitration
went On for ten or 'eleven years. She
was, *heti .awake, a dull, awkward girl,
Slow in yeoeivihg any kind,of instruction,
:without any turn for music; or apparently
any recolleotion of what painted bn her
Sleep. At tho. age of 21 , ahe beoarns im-
•
. Cairses of ,Erysipelas.
The causes which are usually said to pro.
duoe erysipelterare'bothnumerous and di-
verse. Certain individuals, and even •cer-.
ta,in fatale°, appear to be More 'liable to
sufferfrom the disease than others. • What
io the cause of this special susceptibility it
is impost ible even to conjecture. Erysipelas
Is common in newly -born ohildrenelantsfFoi-n
the first to the twentieth you it is by , no
moans omen= ie after ehis period to the
fortieth year it in funuent au an -mute di-
sease; but in more advanced age it 000nre
chiefly as a ohronia and legs importent
:tidy. Gouty people heve been found to suf-
fer from. it more, frequently than othere.
Errors in diet, and especially eating certain
indigestible substenoes, sin& aa shell- fish
arta improperly smoked, Belted, or preserved
mote, are said. to act as exciting' mason.
iolent mental emotiens ere elect amoused
of, being. ocoasionally the cause, , and it is
said to have been brought op by anger and.
fears Somothrree no maw oun be mullioned
for its (meet; but its ocourrence is premoted
by all oieonmstances that tend to de.bilitate
the body -by intemperance, by previous di -
:settee, by low spirite amd.auxiety, by inn:effi-
cient nouriehment, and by. foul air. Form -
oily, when /eel attention wait paid, to cleanli-
neaa and; ventilation,. wan. Much more
oominon in'bospitals and ihfirtlearies than at
present. Injuriea to the skin, such as
ahrasionce. acratohes, .viotinds, burns; or,
blisters, .witerever they are situated, mei, be
the starting point of tho inflammation.'
Sometimes even tho preeenoe of gout in a
particular joint; or the irritation maned by
dheased teeth in either the eipper cr lower
Jaw, may deteriiiire-The.scat oVoneete-Italse
probable that the most oommon oaten of an
attack of erysipelas is its commetniestion
from one person to another. In erysipelas
the constitutional symptoms'. may precede
the lotted, oreednecia of the 'skin rna.y make
Ito appearance% before tho. fever commences.
The former mum is the more common.
The neoaerities are, .firet, a foroe to go to
bengal& ; isecond, a good government sup-
ported by a force et.Dangole ; third, money
to effect a peaceable settlement lifter some
time. Aa to the force, you want 5,000 Eng-
lishmen, end theenaree number of Tarka and'
Egyptians for two cr three years. As to the
governraente it meet be military, and Other
Chrietien or Moslem, provided it be. jut.
Ae to money, it is too early to ray; but you
want:lees than you Will spena otherwiee.:'
YOUNG RANDALL'S ROMANCE.
Ile Dared Not Marry the Girl ile LoVed, and
Finally Killed .
• Jahn K. 'Barden, eged 32 yeaere the
liaarien ef the Baltimore Mercantile
Library) died by his oWn head early the
other morning. Almost at tho tame hour
his father, an inmate of the government
hospitel for theinsetne, died ' from old age
end mental exhaustion.: Needy ten' yearn
ago young Randall bedtime enamored .ef a
young lady in. Annapolis. After a long
courtship he Was inioepted as her affianced
husband, • The girl Was young, betartiful,
and wealthy, and Itandalleseemed devotedly
attached to her, Not long after the en-
gagement *se announced the elder Emden
became hopelerialy insane,. It Was then de-
veloped that insanity wes hereditary in the
family,and young ;landed' decided to poste
pone hie marriage. No one ever doubted
his love for the girl, but, as years rolled by,
be showed a morbid fear of marrying her,
and thug subjecting her to the possible
offliction of haeleO an insane hutband, In
vain did his Mends urge his fine physioal
condition and freedom from all signe of
mantel disorder.
About cighteeramonthe ego the %nese*,
portent was broken off with the conteat
of both persona, hot .Ituidalimevor again
showed the mini° interestlin life, -Two Wetkii
ego he received invitations to the marriage
of hie old lovo with a young naval officer at
Annapolis. This wee undoubtedly the di.
not emus° el his taking bin life. Ile 'shot
himself through the heart in hie boarding
hones).
• The higher the ceiling the higher the
.rent,
' Berlin iit going to eateblish an /enthrone- S ATI, 'fl '4. I - ,r-FIIS-
Iogio,ti Garden, in whioh families of foreign
people who are Abbot) stand the climate are nu Er Vila I FAVORITP
ect continually reside. while every summer
there will be importations of people from
tropical and other countries.
There is no excuse for your Buffering any longer
frtni Catarrh, Bronchitis, eto., when Yeas can get
remedy guaranteed to cure, anel which is perfectly
Sate, Carsoled catanb oure in a pleasant and
tflectual remedy. !telt your Druggist about it.
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SUCCESS AGAINST ALL PREJUDICE -
Williams' Eye Water has prrved itself a semen
•y I who hammed it according to directions, .2 their
oyee werh curable, se wit) be seen by the undersigned
oert Ricotta.. It oured 1,e,8 years Mad, fenfd.
O. Fortin; ha4 owed sue, omelet woula Dot try ma
ittes.r dor Witt d ; 6..earis bliud; Chart Amiott ; 4 years,
Elle Dufour; 33 yet a 4:died A Ad Low I my, John Le-
oroix.• .kelt son origgismr for it. whemiesaesateres,
bone o oe.; 381 Ei,. Faust. Montreal.
ISELPU ONSLNESS COLLIEGE,Guelph,Oid
That man only le rightly esincated who knows
moral and -was Zismissed.„--Itisk- believed. J322Z-ta-.Efinailm
hiM.ect elselh1,,.m.ythouspiosekeielsiszessereaapbrineolog
°that Otte af ter War4 became insane. * to4gotdgte e vs, legit:all^
itotherebilat
Dr. Xoffet relatee that after preaohing a nese otPdItO.
• a sermon on "Eternity" to IMMO Afrinaile or men le.tho de0ign and purposs tettu.
peat all over again bati group of natives vim; K LEn.1701.0 401tEi - IN norr
with uncommon precision. the very vs. I.' Fremont, Soothe Co., Miehigan • 176 acres
cleared, and bateau In down timber.land ; well
tures beteg reproatioech On telling him
he heard. a ethiplelboking young Man re- m.eituFgkezitTkot?3;iceii at Die oollege or address,
that he haddone'more 'than the original teat fol; ad Wellilenood with poet and rail in Viand
; we. watered with a living spring run-
preaciher could, do, repeat the merinon ulug aoroki one forty veneered house`, 20 x 42, the
wing Mall.; stone cellar under Dm whole building ;
verbatim, the savage touched hie forehend timtbarne, 'ono 100x20, tho o'her.02x52 ; both•20 feet
.aikiirdeinseaidin,t•':hWerJr, I hear anything. great !i)48lleitylioatig ooraohard of 200 trees ; ten poi:easy Is
WO Mein roads, in an excellaht
neigheorhood4-good-schog-1vi4i1in half a mile; near -
en church tem mils: nearest mark.t and railwar
•
Young Glrla atation eemilee'ress sAauso Tosniseuren, Bast
20 miles from Pert Huron. For full
are at a critical period when they are about vrtioulars ada
remora P. O., Sanded Co., Mich.
maturing and developing WO women, The
hick af .eatishful pare at this time may re. urci:Oostinetzeptzrocl,okteh5Lsvotiter6iesinndmenefaistitatnisa.
Suit in fixing irregnlealtles -upon delicate
organs and entailing a long list of " femele teinitlee • SW :461; a 'Miles rionatilhael;nur islet
smtkpeth,e,..,..4:1,e,,11 thin may be avoided, and cuitteation ; sk mores in hea7ailitrib4ruddworiovdart;inifrbaomre.;
the young:wo1an come through thie period well watered by an arm of the
tottioaree Irriziget • AP?, gaTper acre if Hold
?birthed in all the beauty and etrength : of a Let
buret:Sy beelthy organization by the aid• of Anton, or to 2, EDri, Bargiajr, Toronto. :IA7C1113°Z41
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r. Pleree'a " Favorite Prescription " pre- SIIIORTHIAND.TACCUT FRU by mail Sim
writing, Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic;
of the most successful phicians of the
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'pared especially for female trembles ty one dents thoroughly prepared in Shorthand,Type,
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' The Savannah News says that during'the helped to Lienationo whim profloient. Shorthand
cold Spell in that section a wagon containing abooke and periodicals wholeiele and retail: Inamedi.
tely addrese, The Union Shorlhanders' Commercial
three or four permute, drawn by en tax, pass- Academy, Arcade Toronto
ed. through Maiden; Fla. "win' the (moue ' ' .
AXLE AND MACHINE SCREW WORKS
pante lied planed a layer of earth in the body'
cif tho wagon, on 'which a typie,o1 Florida
pine...knot 'fire Was brightly 'burning,. from
which they were warmed.", : , -, -. .. •
* * - -'* 'Male wealenese and loom of power'
prompely..oured. Boole, 10 cents in stampee
World"! Dispensary Mecileai Aersociaelon,
663 Min St, Buffalo, N. Y. :, ..
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Harry Worman, a height boy in Poetoria",_
Ohio, showed no ranch Interest in electrical.
experimente: that he :became a privileged
-chowder at tba---eleatricr-rlight works, -no
.other onteider.being permitted -near- the
dynamos,' The Other day he wanted to re-
ceive a "good shook," and ao got a pall -of
water; 'and, touching the toeitive pole of a
dynamo with a Tod iii, ono hand, put the
other, hand ihstlheewater.iind fell back dead.
: Russell Sage ' . •
a ' well-known operator in Wall street,
who is generally considered as "up to snuff,"
Hence, it may have been qttite natural that
a oeuntraman who reeds inc papers reoently
oalled at hie office and asked for a naokage
•of Dr. Sago's Catarrh .Remedy, He disco -to
ered his mistake., but he made no Mistake in
t is article ealkd . for, , . This Reneedy, when
&milled' with Dr: Pierce's "Naafi Douche," .
well surely and rapidly .eradicato the most
aggravated hater ef catarrh, with all its . un.
pleasant{ anddongertitui adoompanimente,
Mr, John Bicldulph Martin, the huaband:
of;Viotoria Woodhull, in* is 'booker in a lead-
ing Landon .7'0iiii. which 'date's' back to,the
time of Etizabotiraelle- bilenge to an old
family in Herefordshire ; ' arid is extremely
Well connected, Ilia marriage: is net re-
garded .evith, eatiefaotion by . hie relations
and .frioirds,,,
imperial .Cough brow.; will give
Positive mid Instant Relief to those suffering..
front, Colds, Hoarseness', Sore Throat, eta.,
and are ifivaluable to Graters, and vocalists.
For sale by ' draggietse. Kla)90011100t10III3Tile
Be te T. WATS ON, ,Manufaoturcre,
T.Agroatrc;utired granite statue bis been dia-
.
covered*ten•milee away In the desert. near
Alexandria, 'in Egypt, • It ratiresenti the.
famous Pharaoh, who :Was responeible for
all the Egyptie)n plagues, and on one side
of it is 0, etatue, of a iittle bebva mild to be
that of the next Pharaoh, who perioheci in
'hie Nish attempt to drive• through the Red
Sets.. It has been lying there,3,Q00 Years.
Catarrhal Headache, hawking and*Wray up
phlegm, etc., at once relieved add cured by the nee
of Dr. °anon's Catarrh Cure ' No Meson Why you
Mould suffer anothet day. deny °tees of Catarrh of
long manding have been oured by * single battle of
Dr. Canon's Catarrh Ours, All Druggist*. $1.00,Per
bottle
A Sestet mountaineer has asoended the
Sidelhore. in Midwinter (Deo, 21), remain-
ing on the MIMMit . two, hour', He fiund
tho temperature rather mild, and desoribea
the Atmosphere as far clearer than in the
Warm °weather, ea that the view was gleri-
ous,' This peak id over 9,000 feet in height.
The entriee for the great Colonial and
Indian Exhibition still come in from all
quarters of the Dominion, and oorporatione,
societiesi, and institution's of all aorta, aro
cootribating to make the display of the
most varied olaareeteree One of teto novel.
features in the Dominion dleplay will be a
journal priritod in the huildirg, This paper
will he edited ond published by 'Canadians,
printed from, ()enaction tl po, on 4 Oatutditee
press, end from Canadian made paper, It ,
will be published by a syndicate of gentles
men, ueder the name of the " Trades Pub-
.11ching Co.," with tfacee in Tormto and
Montreal. ,
Exercise Neoessarv for Aged Persons.
. M. Bouchardat, PrOfeseor of Hygiene MI
the Paris Faculty of Medioioe, protested in
stroug to terms at a teeent lecture againet
the advice given by puma hygienists who re-
oommend almost oomplete rest . to the
aged, in the following, tame "1 protest
spirit the oft -repeated adage that , old age
is the age of rest. ,This stonier:the has led to
a very greet error in hygiene. The regular
*geneasslexeroile of all the organ:, of nutrition
and of liteometion le neoeseary to persona of
all age!. The grated attention oir this
point is all the moro. necessary that the ten-
dency to rest bring on a gradual dinabiution:
of the strength. If the -old MAU does not
'resist, hie strength will visibly and pro-
grcosively diminish, and the few : days •fie
may have era live May be transformed into
juet so many houre. Isa proOf that regular
daily exercise is benefieial to the aged ono
has only to ebeerve the multi in some of
the handsomedold men, who take' little or
no rest. Moderate . exercise particularly
walking, should he the leading precept of
thehygiene of the :aged, without whioh
longevity is well nigh imposeible," Profes-
sor BOnehardet also rethemmeheleathat old
people should maintain their intelleetual
facultiee, or otherwiseathey will get into a
atitee of incurable torpor. This II best tio.
oornpliehed by having some. 'steady intelleet,
nal puree% surd by taking an active interest
in the event,' and progreas of the day. In
our boyhood we' remember a very old man,
who told us he kept in as peifeot health as
an old man oan be by &eloping weed for an
hour or two every day. Thide he regarded
as sufficient exereite for him. Another old
mart we know lin& hie health very greatly
benefited by Dewing wood with the ordinary
book eaw.-Heraid '
Putnam's Corn EXtractor
Is the beat remedy for corns extant. It acne
quickly, makee 110 sort spote end diode .,tt
radical care. A hundred imitation's prove
its value. Take neither ethatitutee offered
as good nor the close Imitatione of 'the gen.
ulna tOo"•‘often 'offered.
The only thingo that look familiar at sea
ire the donde, These ere meesengers front
:lone; sea how weary and diebeneolattY, they
appear t.tretching nut along the horia.n, 109
if looking for a hill or remintairetop to rest
upon -nothing to bold them up,- a roof
without walls, a span Without piens. Qae
gets the improesion that they are grown
faint, nna must preSectly, if they reach
much further, fall into the isett,*.arsen. .
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Mantifaoturezeof ell hinds cif earriam ar.d Waggon
Arc lea, Ir 81 and Steel th,t and , Cap- Screw*. Studs
. for clyilinder Rade, Steam Chests, Ptin3pra.ho.,
• cia, ONT. '
Bronze Medal, at industrial Exhibition1881."
Ptioe List on, Apollo:4'40m .
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All_ISELIEVIA_GON AXLES.
Mantifaoturers of the Celebrated ,
Anchor a_refele-lelle-lef-E—waileiraR
Itrand u U.iWL 8 .12-ad4u • 11 uNaual 'porno..
T. .P.EVI3ER & 00, Guelph, ewe,.
nur Ditles axles are all to be had at. 811 the
1)ncliipli al tilwrits Store. etn.lhe..1Semiblon.
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NO B'Baking
WZBAt P det
ow
^ 'THERE IS
The Snow orut *flaking Powder 01., 13,aniderd, Ont.
REE The Billing Out mid
Elalegeklaugirf.'or Nurserf-
Leading hardy Mods iululeang isisti "ten.iterrs •a
Oa our own grounds, Woe. "tinati, taa' gaed
H, Hurd& Son,
B 74gotne„,Nurs.eryit
its. • REES
JAMES PARK & SON,
Pork Packers, Toronto,
L. 0, Bawl, Rolled Spice Ramon; o. Batton,
Glaegow Beef Hams, Sugar Oared Hata, Detect
Beef, Br set Barion, Smoked Tongues, Dm Fork
Flokled tongues, Oheese, Family or Navy Pork,
Lard in Tube and Fails. The Beet Bomb at Eng.
lien Fine DairrNalt 8,tmelt
Wheal may cure/ do not !neon ntorely to stop them
for a time and then have them return again I mean a
stake.' onre,AVAvoci iruade the disoase otnigITS,
MVO" or SICKNESS .fludy.
warrantremedLlo ouro the word'essek Because
othoraEirci, =don frfr aretiargtAr land
oostityou nothingjor akin', and I will ogre nu..
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050909. ha',.,1wmettcatalostte onblished lo Canada
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Buggies, Carriakes, Sleighs,: &e.
end foe Catalogue.
• • .r. "WINTERS, Manager.
• Galt, tint
'Ailait Lip.o• Jioyal MaliStAmshipoi
-Bailing dnring Winter from Port am' even ',tondo,
and Halifax every Elatnrany to Livertlnol, arid la annalner
from Quelue everyaaturday to Livsrpool, esitleaa' L3n
donderry to land raal's and paasengera for Scotland: and
Irel•ndiAlto from Btltimore, via Ilalitax and fit.John't,
N. P., to Liverpool fortnightly • during tunini•r mOnth I.
she elaaalere 02 the Glsilgow 1100e ,all estrum wooer
, to and Voir Halifax, ror•Lind, Boutin' aind Ph.Jad
phlayand during mollifier between Glasgow ao.d.lidoo
treat, wc4rir, &avow and Boston, weekly; and o,t4e.
gow-ard-Philadelchit, fortnightly. '
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to any sufferer. Give express and P.O. address.
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FOR TH4 ?MILLION.
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Nebraska. New sootione are Ming opened up arid
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region*, and the "first comers" will have "ant
choice " of location.
For full information (which wM be emit you free of •
charge)about the free lands and cheap homes, apply
JOHN-liktiteRLIEY. • •
• Western•Oanadlan Pam, Agent, C. a N. W. By., •
II, H. HAIR; • 9 York St , Toronto, Ont,
General Pine. Agent, Chicago, IJID, • .
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If eo &mired. Sind two 3o, stamp for full particulars ancl testimonies'sof those who
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