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port , lendld on, aocann'raf�
,pportnniti'M +,Affonled.'to the
h'rongh the NO?tb of E' la
Hand. This spot la' riitt.
y tits toarirlt, #rid • lite°,, tae,.
re thorn the best of fnoilitteai.
ng this point, et the low'.
man fare for' saloon pas ' e
New York and ;ha Un is
he et
etSt 'e
a oft eLi.
The d.
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outposts of the State of Ostia
1,000 tons register;" theta'''ef
e, 5,000' tons register; State
la. 8,000 tone register ; State
ua, 8;000 tops register ; Stater
alyvania, 0,000 tone registaa:.;,
Georgia, 8,000 tone regist *.;•
ler is the agent of the Befits►
Winghern, to whom apply for •
nforination.
A Novo offer,
lte. that the publishers of The
I Illustrated have originated. a
rhioh over 83,000 mirth' .of prizes
distributed among the subsoribe,ra
Mier, gab}eat to their answerinf
teseions on the current contents
lumber; We learn that the Bret
1 be. 8750 in gold, the 'wooed ,A
an piano worth 81300. and that the
to many prizes in the competition,
unusually costly and valuaylat
,re also offering a' second series at,
r the beat specimen of type•writ-
i to typewriters all over the
Ve. very much pleasure in noting
rel offers frotn our leading dine
urnal, and hope that all our read -
take advantage of theta.
Iderstand that on receipt of 12 eta:
to the publishers of The Dominion
ed '(Sabiston Litho & Pub Co
,1) will mail a sample copy of that
with full particulars of the plea,,, •
BUTTER MAKING.
tlZK ESSAY ON VIE SUBJECT,
pious ' cleanliness in every d' •
nt in connection with butter
1 is of the first importance.
ble thermometer is 'essential..
iealthy cows with good clean
are water ar d salt accessible at
les, produce pure wholesoinie
Cows should never be excited
way but atteud`ed to q'tietly
:idly, milked regularly in a dry.*
and airy place. Aerate the.
y pouring from one vessel to
Ir or by stirring, strain trot
n the milk room for the cream
me, The milk -room should. i,`e
siform temperature' of from 50t
degrees Fahrenheit, moderately
well ventilated and easily kept:
The cream should be removed'
n, as it has all risen and before'
i1Jf thickened. It should be of
1, bright yellow color and of
'1 consistency that it into be Te -
1 almost entirely without break -
In large dairies churn each
sing separately, in small ones
or three Braes a week is suiii-
Gather the cream in one vessel.,
t•large spoonful' of salt to the first
sing stir when adding freely
t, let it stand tit a temperature.
degrees for twelve bourn t'1-
ap the proper acidity or be espial--
�ene.1. If coloring be require
to best in the rikarket A:ppl '•
a 'cream just before churning'
ding the cream with a little .milk
e ohurning 'peettecte the grails
tg (darning, It Makes no die-
oe . in quality or quantity of butter
kind Of cbw,rta tui used ,o long ars
s the right 'principle of Agitating.:
:resin. That is, the principle 9t
anion and tett of friction. Paye''
to churning the churn shoald 4u
Loa out, rioted with cold water tai
emperatitte of eream,whioh ritould
lent 1$13 tel 6 degrees according tb
season of the year. When creelr1
he right tetnperatttre ohurnin •
ild not take more tea ria treefl '
ty minutes. When the 'butter bat,
COMA and gathered enough 10 y
in oto' the bat.ttermilk, stop churn .
The grainer of butter will bsi
et tint Man 4f rein* of a liriltre
r.
s
isatin gee .and , social coirditin.11# are to Yalu their wounds, and Bay, you made
l e found in the lunatic asylu ii of altm. theta; And. point to their unalgettchatble
t3nited Eiugdant. thirst, ,and, say,, yeti kindled' it; and
_The ,unitary Board of Vienna i r*ttle their chain, and ray, you. forged
lt., Then their united groins: will
smite
ui tooar s andi
with the h
yourrrids
a
out,of which •you ogee picked the sire
panne and the dimes, they will push
you. of the verge of ' great prroipices;
while rolling up from beneath, and
breaking among ;the crags of death,
will thunder, Woe to him that giveth
bis neighbor drink. 3 •
PiaytesfIl P.IS t.'
An Englishman gives in Longtnat:'e
Magezine „an interesting experience
gr,AtiMPERAAL COLUMN.
• coitaucreo woo re w, 0. ?f. v'
done on, earth, , end you entefr the row
ward of your.buoinese, all the ,Soule of
the mer, whom you hate destroyavi
willgrow ariun you, ancrpour their
a nnAtpltt$s, d d
7,X arils of 80,000 women of var.. bitterness in yogreup.. .'hey will allow
(Austria) has declared agaiu'tt the ee.'
bli
til 1
stun
a+n .
to
fits 1
U ms
forinebriate,
res at
Ytri er
and in hong of all drunkards beins., as'
pial° dttiugers, sentenced to periods of
hard. labor,
G. W. Bain says ; The difference
between a high licensed saloon arida.
few licensed doggt'ry is --one is the iota
let to. {rivulets of moderation; the other
the outlet to the river of drunkennefts.
1 'Ifould rattler vote for the low dog.
gory, through which the drunkard are..
capes to the grave • from the deuton on .: witJi ii. tgaa+ltttt which hadbeen caught
his track, than for the gilded gateway and carried. home by cue of a hunting
which opens the road to destruction party. The writer found the members
of the family gathered on the porch
inspecting the curious creature,
Ned was holding him at arm's
ures'of the Irish annual Driuk Bill, !length by the tip of the tail. The
During the past twelve mouths there 'possum was working itself upward to
'bas 'been an, increase in the consump. try to get at his hand, but by keeping
tion of 486,938 ga lona of spirits and it gently. jogging Ned defeated its
1,13,963 barrels of beer, in Ireland,the efforts, As I appeared he began to
total revenuefrom excise being a4,. do the office of showman for the un.
678,116, which does not take in illioit enlightened Britisher, and became so
stills. Publio houses are by far the absorbed that he forgot to keep the
creature moving.
It caught the root of its tail with
one are) and hoisted itselt thus, work-
ed its way rip hand over hand, and
when Ned caught Night of it its nose
was . within' an inch of his finger.
He dropped it with {•.yell, and then
what did the little silly 'possum do Is
Make a bolt of it'1 No, to my surprise
' he just began playing, possuul ; there
he lay as if lifeless. .
Now said Ned, keep quiet all, and
,we'll see hint begin to come to life
again.
For about a moment we were silent
and .motionless and so was the possum.
Then he very slowly lifted his head.
looked in one direction out of a cunt.'
ing little twinkling eye, then turned
his head and looked the other direction,
still keeping his body perfectly still.
Seeing no sign of movement or danger
he slowly gathered himself up on his
short legs and made off ata slow, roll.
ing ungainly trot.
Ned let him go about twenty yards,
and then started in pursuit; but tont;
before he reached him, the possum
rolled over and lay deathlike on the
grass.
Now said Ned. see him grin when
1 tickle him.
He just touched him in his ribs
with a little stick ; a striver went over
the little creature's skin and his lips
curled back over his sharp, white
teeth in a most unreistakahle grin.
It was the' finest little comedy imagine
ab'e.--Exch{ lige.
for young men.
Attention is again. Balled by Mr.
1V'illiatrn Liresey to the appaling fig.
Most numeroueln the poverty stricken
localities.
Archdeapon Farrar, in ono of his
temperance add resses,rernarks: Ort;iok•
shank. the artist, offered £10G for
proof of a violent crime committed by
a total abstainer; and the money re-
ins uuclaitned.to this day. I offer
as Much for proof of any one case•-...
either in the church or out of it—
where drunkenness has been cured
Without total' abstinence. Under the
preaeut circumstances,. • the only safe,
way of drinking—as the Irishman put`
it—is to leave off before you begin.'
Crime and drul keunese have increas-
ed iii u terrible proportion its Germany
and France during the pasE twenty
years. ` This fact disapproves the oft.
repeated false assertions of auci total
abstinence people that the coneump.
tion; of beer and wine–light alcoholics
--.tends "to sobriety, The report of
tie last. International Congress for the
suppression of alcoholism, which was
beldin Paris from July 29 to August
1,1890, affirms that criminality and
mental aberration follow a march par-
allel with the consumption of alcoholic
Beverages
1 have carefully watched the effect
uP drink`upnn the wage earning por-
tion of our fellovt citizens, . and I un-
hesitatingly Hay that, alcohol is too
strong•for Christianity and uplift the
luass'of the people will be in great
measure abortive. It is a strong.
etatenti nt to make, but years of tem.
,lieraheework has convinced me that,
in Zeeland, at least, Clsri.'Itaxt,ty goes
down before alcohol. Beer and spirits
sire too strong for the Bible. This
statement from one of England's
pronutietit Bend of elope and Sunday
cutter)! workers—Mr Samuel Watson
••-is"a" strong one and worthy of ear-
nest consideration.
The Cincinnati Tim fis•Star 'gives the
following instance of, a saloon timed
by knitting: Never bat been one sae
loon, in otir town and the ladies knit
that one out,• said a gentleman who
lives in Moor's Hill, Indiana,. What!'
exclaimed the astonished delegate;.
knit it out I Tees; when. -the saloon was
itarted, the women forci;ied, in relays,
told went and took their knitting to
the saloon, Of `costate' tint knocked
laaltinoss higher time a. kite. It was
not long ng before that saloon had to be
•c:tosed, and mace that time no mat
hal ever had the nerve to start ane
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, in an
address to ealoorr keeptirq, eloone with
Chia* strong paragraph: 1 'tell yon pinin
ly rii•ot eel) will meet your Cilntoarerai
area *fey {.urn theta *ill he no (sniffler
1.4.100.It :till, When put w•ark is
r
Don't Be a Clain.
When troubled with a iJough or Coid,get
la bottle of Wilson's Wild Cherry and cure
it at once, before it has time to settle ou
your lungs. Why experiment with new and
untried remedied, when this old and reli-
able ours may be got from all leading
druggists. Thousands bear testimony to
the rettiarkable curative properties of Wil.
non's Wild .Cherry in such 'diseases as
Bronchitis, Croup,Whooping Cough,Colds.
Coughs, eta. Get the pilules in white
wrappers only,
Reliable authorit ea en sloven and
timothy seeds predict that prices for
these grains will rulevary low later
in the season. rho American mop with
larger last year than for many yet;irs
past, and foreign demand promises
to be very light. In addition to this
a large amount of seed iris born car
rigid over front previous year. Some 0f
the heavier dealers in Toronto and
IluffaIorefuse to haute these graitis
in anticipation of a heavy decline
Ail Irani,
young, old, or middle aggd, who find
themselves nervous, week or exltaudt..
ed, who are broken down from excese.
or overwork, resulting in fanny of the
following symptoms:: Mental depres.
•ion, premature old tree, lora of
vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams,°
diuwneee of sight, palpitation of the
heart, 'emission, lack of energy, ,pain
in the kidueye, heedeke, pianplee un
the
face body,or
0
itching bn
i
or
pearlier
1l
p
eux
at 4
se s
ati`on abort the acirotun:; watattgt;
Of the organs, dimities*, specks before
the eyes, twitching of the ' muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,
depooelta in the urine,. 10ss of will
power, tenderges of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire'
to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, •
constipation, dullness of hearing, lose
of voice, desire for solitude, excita-
bility of ..temper, sunken eyes sur.
rounded with z.sADSN CIRCLE, oily
looking akin, eta., are all. •symptom.
of nervous debility that led to identity
and dead uselaase cures. The spring
or vital power having lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence.
Those who through abuse committed'
in ignorance may he perinanentely
cured. Send your address for book
on all diseases' 'peculiar to Dian.
Address M, T. LUBAN, 50 Front St.
,r Toronto, Ont. Books sent free
sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms'
of which are faint spells, purple lips,.
numbness, palpitation,' skip beats,
not flushes, rush of . blood teethe head,
dull pain ,in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the emend
heart beat quicker than the first, pate
about the breast bone, etc„'•can
positively be cured. No cure', no pay.
Send for book. Address M, V-
, LU BON, 50 Front Street East,
Toronto, Ont.
C. P. B. TIkIN3• TABLE.
Trains arrive and depart a@. follows;
LRAvlxARRI\7Na
5 35 a..t In . . ......For Toronto ., 5.35 a. m
2:20 p. m ,.•. 2:20 p.m
2:20 p.m .........1'or Teeswator 2.2o
10:3o p. m 10:80
?MA Lq r '2'RT,T.N Ec R'Yc
A. 0. STR4. IDES, Aewi , Wiseman.
Through lokets to all points 'in` America—North.
West pacific Coa,tt,. etc., via ''the shortest and aU
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
TitolE TALE. ----•-
!MAIM n'INUIIAM. ARMVR AT WTYetUAM..
0:30 a.nl.Toronto,Guolph,t'&4 nerston, &c. 3:30
11:80 "' „ ' , 10:10 "
3.40 p.m. I. "'•' Clinton .
7:25 " .., Palmerston, 15M4Xed .10111 a.m.
36::4405
.,,London, 4o 11.00' "
p,ln, a' 145 pam.
1n_. ,:,Kinaurdine,a�o . ... , b.atnt.
118:30p•0a.tm " 11:100:50"
10.70 " p.m
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
Marmonris 8a fiouolr
" Flavine ppurchased. the Oustopa Business of Messrs
%rcCormiek k Co, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in she shop two doors south. of T A Mills
store. Winghetn.
Boots and Shoes made to. order from the Beat
Stock, on short notice, 1!tepairing neatly and
promptly done.
The patronage of the publiopolkaed, and all work
quaranted.
AfoLAUCHLIN x4t HAUGH
Property ror Sale in Belmojn.
Tho undersigned otters for sale a desirablepro
party in the Village of Delmore, consisting" o f, a good
dwelling house. office, stalale and driving e ' with
one acre and {•half of laud In connection. l'endid
garden, with all sorts of rtiit trees. Will;o, Bold
ata bargain. For particulars, apply to
F'IREWERICK Con,
e.
BARBED; SHOP.
MR. MALCOLM 11cDONALD,
(LATS ar, elPhIsr,) •
Flavhlp purchased the barbering business of Meters.
Sebastian Bros., is prepared to give all old cnstgmore
and se Many now ones as putroutse•hiul, satisfaction
in all lines of the profession,
SHAVING AND HAIRCUTTING
are my ape'olalticea
endive me a can at tho old.stand, opposite Cordon
and McIntyre. store,
MCDONA7,D.
BANK U OF HAMILTON,
'`-•t Z MT G MX A. M
Capital, $1,000;000. Itest, 88450,000.
President—Jona ETuAar.
Vioa.Prasideut—A. 0. lumen.'
nritsgTOS$
from Puma, Can,, demurs. aso ltoAon, .1. T
whop, A. B• Lan (Toronto).
Cashier—,J. TUttVUlJLL.
iiaiingi. Saint haute, l0 to 3; Saturdays, 30 to
1. Deposits Of $1 end upwards received and iutorest
allowed.
ispeelsl DdptNtita also reootred at current
rates of Interest.
Musson Steel lirliatn and the United States
bought and sold '
MIt'Y'B1t dr 1g N> ON, L8O , Aosttfi.Somentere
0' 'cnm BT)z2't..te
1?lexa.inforr reader
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• atlas to send tireLlsottlei of sly r.
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Cheap for KASB,
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810,
Has removed to E. F. ( orsteres old stand,' where he ba:g
nicely assorted stock of a. large and
'atria, desks t'
Which; he is selling' away down in price, and
have you call andtake a look through his .Stocea
will be pleased
Io.
Repaii ing spe •lo itYi'
car A 11 Weirk warranted and donepromptly..
Masons Block
Merl,
ate
_He's in stock....
Twenty -Five NEW - • O
i?TTBEliti',
which will be sold at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, FOS UA
call and sea them, and get prices.
All kinds of work made to, order bx . rira- i
t 4,as~'Pork>yrn rider
4the supervision of the praalxietgr• ., n
'Repaixing, Paintttag8 Top B4114
Short 1'ObiCea
Those in need of anything in our line will sage Money by alliin
on, t;u helore purchasing.
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AGRIOUL'TU
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et 4y1 . no
nags and qui
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t> "vitt ' TAR tty of old Cost troll S,;1a14),.,'w4nt ,
Valk
iW sot .with lite aheve,1 w3e, tv ere diet t here ;rare
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s".7*.es, yea. a Wnthaa re.tommentre selperlen Olin work toad mods* • r waukl a k tet rtr�.a♦ .ere' dMrtnih t iitoYelM
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