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liOU.salriold Hints.
Light is bad for canned fruit.
Never put pickles in a jar that has
had lard in it.
' Distend of swallowing nostrums obs
,serve hygienic rules.
Ribbons and other silks should be
put away for preservation in brown
paper, as the chloride of lime used in
l;he manufacturing white paper free,
quently produces discoloration..
Never leave vegetables in the water
after they are cooked.
An' oyster shell in the teakettle will
prevent the formation of crust on the
inside.
To keep salt dry for table use, mix,
° one teaspoonful of corn starch with.
one cupful of salt.
Equal parts of sweet oil and vinegar
and a little gum arabic make an ex-
cellent furniture polish.
Rubbed with a woollen rag saturated
with kerosene, a tin kettle or coffee
pot becomes its bright as new.
A 'gargle of salt and water before
etiring at might will strengthen' the
threat, and keep off bronchial attacks.
Powdered flint glass ground to an
impalpable powder and mixed with the
white of an egg makes one of the
strongest cements kno;vn.
A skilful cook may not be made by
a book, but almost everybody can make
a good pudding by observing carefully
a few simple rules.
. Thick sweet cream sweetened and
flavored and .tliictened with a little
flour or corn: -starch and baked between
two crusts is excellent.
Galvanized iron pails for drinking
water should not be used. The zinc
)eating is readily operated on by the
water, forming a poisonous oxide of
zinc.
Beware of that common practice of
wi dipping the comb in water when ar-
ranging the hair. It promotes a de-
composition and rencidity of the nate.
Ural oil, and so leads to rotting.
Roasts that should be juicy come to
the table as dry as pasteboard because
the oven was not hot enough at first to
instantly harden the outer surface and
prevent the escape of its juices.
To remove paper labels from old bot-
tles wet the face of the label with wa-
ter end hold it for an instant over any
convenient flame. The steam pene-
' trates the label at once and softens the
este.
Most vegetables are better cooked
fast,' excepting potatoes, beans, peas
cauliflower ' and others which contain
starch. Cabbage should be boiled rap.
idly in plenty of water, so should on-
ions, young beets and turnips.
Geraniums are well known, good
winter blooming plants when they get
plenty of sunlight. Unless tilts plants
are of a stalky nature' now, cut them
back to make them so,as nothing looks
worse in- a window than lank, spind-
ling plants.
Dough that: stick to the rolling pin,
bo,ild and hands in' a hot kitchen
should be3,set away until thoroughly
'Shilled,but all trouble. might have been
aved by using cold fat,flour and liquid
at fest, and the texture of the dough
would have been better.
Cooking utensils should bo put where
they will be ap once convenient and
open to the air and light. The whole
�citahen and all its accessory apart.
menta, pantries, closets, etc., should
be flooded with light, and so arranged
that they can bo thoroughly ventilated.
'
THE DECK HAND AND THE 1VIULF,
The mule stood on the steamboat deck,
Tho land he would not tread;
They pulled the halter round'llis nock.
And whacked hien o'er the head,
But obstinate and braced he stood.
As borne the scone to rule,
A creature of the hold-baok brood,
A stubborn, steadfast mule.
They cursed and swore -she would not
o
Until he felt inclined, •
And though they thundered blow or
,
He altered not hili mind,
The deck hand to the shore complained,
"The varmint's bound to stay !"
And still upon thaoritter's hide
The sounding lash made play.
His master from the shore replied:
"The boat's about to sail;
As other paeans in vain you've tried,
Suppose you twist his tail !"
"Its likely that will make him land,"
Tho dock hand, brave, though pale,
The nearer drew,with outstretched 17anc1,
To make the twist avail.
Then carne a kick of thunder sound!
The Book hand ---where was he?
Ask of the waves that far around
Beheld him in the sea!
A moment, not a voice was heard;
But winked tho mule his eye,
As though to ask to him occurred—
"Now, how was that for high ?"
'Just out his throat!" the captain
roared,
"And end the awful brute,"
But the noblest soul who perished. there,
Was he who tried to po't!
•
A BENEFICENT DISCOVERY.
THE NOBLEST ACHIEVEMENT OF SCIEl.0 .
The iron horse, with its tireless.,
strength, its pulses of vapour and its
heart of flame, is a glorious exponent
of the ct'eotive capacity of the human
mind; and the metallic nerves through
which intelligence courses over a con-
tinent prove by every flash of thought
which traverses them that man pos-
ses one attribute essentially grarl,d,the
power to annihilate space and/time.
But vast and important as hale been
the results of making steam arid lignt•
ning the common carrier and inesseu'
ger of the world, the discovery by
which weak or impure blood can be
vitilized or restored to new vigor and
purity by means of internal and exter-
nal remedies is of infinite value. The,
resources of vegetable chemistry as
developed and applied' by Thomas
Holloway bane proved equal'to his
mighty task. His fatuous remedies
impart to the stream of life a disinfec-
ting principle which trees the system
from all impureand poisonous elements.
The powers of chemistry are almost
neyond calculation, • and as lie has
brought them to bear upon all the
varieties of disease in those invaluable
vegetable compounds known as liohno
WAY'S PILLS AND OINT1orsNT, they have
compassed their highest and holiest
object.
Steam, as the great motor, is a
subsidiary agent. Its usefulness con-
sists, mainly, in conveying substantial
benefits, with speed and certainty, to
the fields in which they are to operate.
It is simply the bearer of blessings,
not their originator. Of all the freight
hicii it carries over land and sea, there
Sandwich•
SIRS,—Per five years 1 "uttered from
�7 lumbago and could get no relief until
I used Ilagyard's Yellow Oil, and must say
I find no bettor remedy for it.
J'ous Ds• suis it tAi , Sandwich Ont.
Queries.
Is it tot very pleasing error of the mind
to look with complacency ou ono's own min'
takes and errors. -
Is there anotliing like adversity to try
the temper of your friends?
Of bow lnubh.!avail. aro science and learn -
unaccompanied with good sense?
How much solid acquirement resultsom protnieeuthus teai
from d ?
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is perhaps none so precious as Hello.
way's retnelies. • It is scarcely a figure
of speech to say that whithersoever it
conveys them it flies with healings on
its wings.
Under the influence of the Ointment
the skin, however disfigured by erup-
tions or excrescences, become a tabula
rasa, pure, spotless, and tranSpareut;
and this erasure of blemishes is not
accomplished by driving back disease
into the vital recesses of the system
hut by neutralizing the morbid mas
terial which feeds it.
The Pills act upon the internal
fluids and; the organs which secrete
them upon the sanitary prineiple.They
destroy the acrid particles subjected
to their chemical action, as infallibly
as an alkali neutralizes an acid ; and
at the same time impart a niild and
constant electric action to the secretive
and executive machinery.
The sanction of governments, the FIRE S\)ORKS
patronage of princes, the approval of
all Ohristain nations, the gratitude of
pagan nli1
11'ons attest the worth of
BURDOCK
'Regulates the Stomach,
Liver and 'Bowels, unlocks
thcSecretigns,Puriflesthe
'Blood and removes all Im-
purities from a Pimple to
theworst Scrofulous Sore,
BLOOD
CURES
DYSPEPSI BILIOUSNESS,
.
CONSTIPATIO, HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA.
HEART BURN, SOUR STOMACH
DIZZINESS, DROPSY
RHEUMATISM, SKIN DISEASES
SANITARY PLUMING
AND HEATING,
ING.
ALEX. SAUNDERS.
G -OD E3I
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:LATEST METHODS :
Particular attention paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
Repairing Promptly Attend-
ed to.
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Solicited.
GOOD
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID
AT THE
FOE THE BEST VALUE
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WINCHAI+A TANNERY
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tIa t CITE ?AULINT
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY ALL KINDS,
ALMOND NUTS,
- WALNUTS,
PEA NUTS.
OAS, • SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
Cheap for KASH.
—AT—
W" . ES T HI ti' s
&c.
R1311 1; 1. jf v1
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Has removed to E. F. Gr rster's c ld stand, where he has a large and
nicely assorted stock of
FANCY BISCUIT OF ALL KINDS.
A Large Stock of thinned Goods :
TOM A.TUES ,
PEAS,
CORN,
SALMON.
LOBSTER,
CHICKEN,
TURKEY ,
COti DE N SE 1) .COFFEE,
CANNED PIGS FEET,
OF ALL KINDS.
R. HILL.
these twin curatives. In fact t3neo is £L J.L 4A '�
no region with which England or any
ateltega Melo, ;'e.1, , suensty, Silverware a
Which he is selling away down in price, and will he pleased to
have you call and take a look through his Stiock.
SAW MILL
ceuntiy has any commercial inter I GEORGE THOMSON Proprietor.
course where Holloway would not find
himsel at home. Some estimate may'
be formed of filo extent and variety of Lumber of all kinds,•
his foreign correspondence, from the
fact that sixty corresponding clerks, of 1
RepairingRepairinga S ��`ecialty
'Allwork warranted and done promptly.
Ed. Dinsle,v,
Mason's Block.
fl'irst-class Shingles,
which number sixteen are accomplish•
ed linguists, are employed in conduct- ? and Cedar Posts.
ing it. He is the centre of a anitary
cirple that belts the world,—Daily Car Load Orders a Specialty.
Republic.
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Why is the q` a i who docs you an uupro� Perfect Purity. ! WOOD delivered to any part of
�V rl lit
yoked and u)
your enemy?
How easy to. mistake ttniforinity for unity diseases from a common pimple to the
and neutrality\for independence? ' ' worst scrofulous sore,
n t
)a11edefor runty ever after perfect purity of the blood is essential ins, 1a .
to good health, Burdock 13lood Bitters to Orders b3' mall promptly attended to.
ill purify the blood and remove all effete ol.;llt(IJJ TlTo IsflN,
einrhanl P. 0.
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOL,OWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
hese r
iedie
have stood.the test of fifty years experience, and are prohounced the best Medicines
Family use.
TSS PILLS
Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOSIACII, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS and are
invaluable in all complaints incidental to females c4 all ages. •
T2� OII TM NT
Is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. FOR BRONCIIIIIS, SORE
THROATS, COUGHS, COLDS, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GLADULAR SWELLINGS AND ALL SKIN
DISEASES IT }IAS NO EQUAL. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford. Late 533, Oxford Street, London.
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.'
1 Purhasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots. If the address is
not 533 Oxford Street, London; they are spurious.
JLL MURRAY & oo
WINGHA, FOUNDRY, `t.
MANUFLC'1 HERS OF THE
BOYNTON HOT AIR FURNACES.
These wood furnaces are the best in the market
to -day, and will be sold at rock bottom prices.
BRSS W09K and FITTINGS! PIPING
&c,
Mill and Gent:ral Repairs attend-
ed to •promptly.
WO bag to reminds those indebted by Note or Book Account to settle
the same without delay,
JAS. MURRAY &. CO.