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1.1E \YIN(1.IAMM TIMES OCTOBER 1, 1897„
Provldence.Tha>altea•
It is with pleasure that I receommend
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impure blood. I had tried many reme-
dies but received no benefit until* thinner
Providence, I was advised to try 13.13.13.
and it VMS with perfect sueCess.
MRS. WM. Loma], Ji, Oshawa Ont.
Say, pa, what kind. of pans do
miners use when panning gold?
Dust pans, my boy.
When we are invited to dinner we
always regret that our friends instead
of putting more on the table than we
can eat, diden't divide the spread
and make it two meals.
Iliclrs- -I suppose it is a bargain
between Dick and Miss Sparker.
They seem made fin' each other.
Whicks--Yes as soon as they met,
be made for her and she made for
hirn.
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Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
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Substitution
the fraud of the day.
is e you get Carter's,
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Ouse 1have had noreturn ofthe Ise ten, I have increased greatly in weight, and
row enjoy perfect health.
SLOAN'S INN TONIC
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Erysipelas, Eczema and all Blood
and Skin Diseases.
Mrs. Jnmes Stewart, N9 Hughes St.,
St. Thomas, writes : " Some four or
live years ago, 1 was troubled with a
complication of diseases and was trona
ed by several of our best city doctors and
tried all kinds of patent medicines, but
received no benefit until I triedSLOAN'S
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Straight Tall. to Young men,
The success or failure of ev
arm depends upon his
efforts, and the sooner he disco
this fact the better it will be
him. The schooling a young
gets in acquiring a few dollar
exactly what he must have in o
to retain him accumulated we
and use it in the right manner.
append a few business rules t
should be adopted and strictly
hercd to by the young men j
starting out on bis business cares
His first ambition should be
acquire a perfect knowledge of
details of his business, so that he
not be at the mercy of inefficient
incompetent subordinates.
Ile should accord a correct e
tolary style, for he is judged by
business world according to the
pression and style of his letters.
He should never suffer a letter
retrain unanswered, however uni
portant it may seem.
He should never fail to meet
business engagemeut.
Confine his capital closely to t
business he has chosen.
Avoid display and choose asso
ates discreetly,
Avoid ligitation, but in ease
necessity employ competent almsFortunes. have been lost by " eve
man being his own Dwyer."
Never run down ' a competitor
goods, remembering ' that he h
friends as well as you.'
Never misrepresent, falsify, or d
ceive, or allow it to 1'e done by tho
under you.
Have one rule of moral condo
and never swerve from it.
N( ver refuse a Choi ;e when o
ter.
Never sign a paper for a strange
Personally inspe'3t your accoun
at least monthly,
With the above suggestions as
ground work upon which to build
business career, your structure wi
rise storm proof, and, if a littl
longer in reaching the top mos
course, its character for solidity and
business probity will more than re-
pay. All that should be done for
any young man is to help him to
help himself. The individual who
depends upon others is a clog in the
wheels of progress. You cannot pass
upon the reputation of your ances-
tors. You are either genuine or
counterfeit and the world knows it.
Bear this in mind..
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"I WILL BE HERALD"
IN LIeTTINa TM WORLD KNOW WHAT A BOON
CATARRH SUFFERERS DAVE IN D11. AGNEW'S
CAT.t1RRIIAL POWDER.
John B. Dell, of Paulding, 0., says o
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder : "I was
sufferer from eh mob catarrh. 1 was ad-
vised to try Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der. It worked a great cure in rue. 1
had almost instant relief. It is the best
remedy 7 ever tried for this disease. I
will do all I can to make its excellent
qualities known to those suffering KG I
did. Sold at Chisholm's Drug Store.
wisely, as the following
serts
Married in white.
You have ehosmen all right.
Married in gray,
You will go far away.
Married in black.
You will wish yourself back.
Married in red,
You'd bettor be dead.
Married in green,
Ashamed to be seen,
Married in bine,
You'll always be true.
Married in pearl,
You'll live in a whirl,
Married in yellow,
Ashamed of the fellow,
Married in brown,
' You'le live out of town.
Married in pink,
Your spirits 'ern sink.
To try on a wedding ring before
the ceremony is nnproptioai+. Should
the shaking hand of the groom drop
this symbol of love in the act of put-
ting it on the bride's finger the cere-
mony had better be stopped at once.
To lose it is prophetic of evil, and to
remove it after it is placed on the
finger is unlucky.
The throwing of rice and old
slippers is descended from antiquity,
rice meaning fertility tend plenty,
while the old shoe is supposed to
invoke the favor of the fickle god-
dess of fortune.
No bride or groom must turn back
after starting, and the bride must be
sure when she leaves home to place
in her pocket a sliver coin, so that in
future years she may not come to
want.
rhyme its.
ONE HONEST MAN.
written "Editor.—Please fielyl, inform
mail readers, led 1 t-
ter, particulars of a genuine, honest;, home cure, by
which I was permanently restored to health and
mans vigor, alter years of suffering from, nervousdebility, sexual weakness night losses and weak
shrunken parts, I was robbed- and swindled by tho
quacks until I ncarlylost tannin mankind, but thank
heaven I am now well, vigorous and strong, and wish
to 1nal:o this certain means of cure known to all suf-
ferers. I have nothing to sell and want no money
but beluga arm believer in the universal brotherhood
of man, l am desirous of helping the unfortunate to
regain their health and happiness. I promise you per-
fect secrecy. Address with stamp W11. T.ltULFOED.
Agents' Supplies, P.O. Box 59, St. fiend, Que.
COUNTY AND DISTRICT.
Over a hundred hands are employ•
ed in the flax rain at Harr'ict)u.
Letters patent have issned incorp-
orating the Exeter Electric Light tend
power Company (limited), capital
$15,000 in •$20 shard, and the Lon-
don Oil Company (limited), capital
1$,'3,000, in $5() shares.
The trustees of S. S. No. 9 Turn -
berry, have engaged ,Mise Sillers, for
1898 at a salary of $275. Mr.
Jewitt who has put it three years of
gond solid, work for the school
will go to the Ottawa Normal School
after Chrittrni,s to recur'e his profes--
f ' sional 2nd class certificate.
George Cox of lot 21, con 6, Gode
' rich township, was in Goderieh last
Wednesday attending the North-
western. "I was" said he "at the
first show ever held in the county.
It was held at the corner of \'Vest
and Waterloo streets about sixty
years ago. It wasn't much of a
show, but it was a starter.
Wedding Omens.
Few girls are dauntless enough to
risk being married on a Friday, and
also in the month ct' May, which is
considered a very unlucky time
while June, September, October and
December are deemed the luckiest
months of the year, but June is the
greatest of all.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
are considered the best, days to be
married on, if assurance of' ha ppi-
ness is desired.
Monday for wealth,
Tuesday for liealth,
Wednesday the best day of all!
Thur.day for crosses,
Friday for losses,
Saturday no luck at all.
All bride's elect rejoice when the
marringe day dawns brightly, re
tnembcring the old adage, 'Blest is
the bride upon wheat the sun cloth
shine.'
And all are equally certain that:
To change the name and not the
letter,
Is a change for the worse and not the
better,
The postponement of a wedding is
regarded with such horror that many
will he wedded on a sick bed or in a
house of mourning rather than
chane the date.
It is all ever•bold woman, indeed,
who will let her vanity so far get tho
better of her as to don her bridal
rnbeo in their entirety before the hour
1:et 5,u' the ceremony, as such an act
In'esagcs death and (lire misfortune.
White is the color usually chosen
for bnidr'l robes signifyingpunity and
innocence; but others may he cho,=n
A quiet and pretty wedding took
place at the Manse, Blyth on Wednes•
day of last week when Miss. Bary
M., second daughter of Rev. A. Mac
, Lean we.s united in marriage to Rev.
A. MacVicar, 13. A., of Huntsville.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a few intimate friends
and reiatives by Rev. D. MaeVica.r,
13. A., of Victoria church, Montreal,
brother of the groom, assisted by the
father of the bride. The bride wore
a pretty dress of orgndio muslin white
veil with wreath of natural flowers,
and carried a boquet of white roses
the bridemaids were her sisters Misses
Millie and Kate MacLean, the former
wearing Swiss muslin over pale blue
and the latter white over pink.
Little Sea)i\IacVicar niece of both
bride and grixnn, who acted as maid
of honor was prettily attired in pale
pink. The groom was assisted by
Rev. An en:l (irahanm, 13. D., 'of Pet-
rone, and Master Dan MacLean.
After the cermony the guest sat down
to a d:tintly luncheon, after which
the newl'• marrkd couple teff on the
four o'clock train for their new homein Huntsville. The wedding presents
were many and Beautiful.
Away Jana Bast.
From east to we:,t p0o1,lre have heart
di: -crus. Teti ea liner vlt,lont hoadarhes,
neuralgia, nerve tronbi' and pro, teat on
Have 141ra. S:)niero of 1lpnotnn, N.13. : "T
tried many remedies, -but never found
anything to give Ino 1eleh prompt, relief
as Milltnru's Ilaart an 1 Nerve fills have
eul1iereil fromthe 10.tne symp•
totn:l, l,nt nil v 111.1'y to tho mire these
wonderful pill:; bar's me l;e in my ease,
toad 1 h;,[.0 that all sufferers yell try
them,
Sime Tried Receipts.
(1rahain I3read.--Four cupfu
graham dour, one of fine flour, 01
of molasses, one pint of sweet mil
one tablespoonful saleratus, a lit
salt.
Drop Biscuit.—(Tae quart of flou
butter size of half an egg, three tea-
spoonful baking powder. Make
dough thick enoull to drop from spoon
with sweet milk.
Corn Bread.. --•-Three eggs, two
cupfuls of flour, two of corn meal,
two of milk, small half cupful short-•
ening, three teaspoonfuls baking
powder, a little salt, hake twenty
minutes, 'This receipts was never
known, o fail.
Breakfast Muffins.—One te'tspoon-
ful sugar, one and half tablespoonfuls
Melted butter, one egg, one cupful of
intik, one and a halfteaspoonful beck•
ing powder, one pint of flour. Bake
twenty minutes.
Cucumber Pickles.—rine cupful
salt to one gallon water, for 300 pick
les. Pvur the brine scalding hot on
the pickles seven or eight mornings;
then wash and drain. Scald enough
vinegar to cover the pickles. three
mornings and pour over them, They
will keep beautifully.
Mrs. B.'s Muffin„—One quart milk,
flour enough to make thick batter,
one yeast cake, a little salt. Let
stand to rise over night. In the
morning acid two or four eggs, piece
of butter size of an egg, Full rings
half full on griddle and bake. Eat
hot with butte:• and sugar.
Piccalill! —Chop fine one peck
green tomatoes, six green peppers,
four onions; add one cupul salt; let
stand over night. Pour off liquor, put
in kettle with vinegar to cover. Add
one cupful sugar, one of grated horse-
radish, one tablespoonful cloves, one
alspice, one of cinnamon. Stew till
Peach Pickles.—.our pounds of
sugar to seven pounds of fruit, one
pint or more of vinegar. Put one or
two cloves in each peaeh. Prick well
and steam till tender. Lay in crock,
pour syurp on after it is well doiled.
Let stand 24 hours, Next -scald
syrup and pour over again. When
cold are ready for use.
Chow -Chow, —Two quarts of small
onions, four quarts of small cucum-
bers, three cauliflowers—cat latter•
in small pieces and soak with ctcum-
hers and onions in strong salt water
over night. Rinse well and boil in
vineger till tender. Mix one-half
pound best ground mustard and two
ounces best salad oil to mix well, and
stir into the chow-ehow while boiling.
Before taking from fire add a very
little red pepper. It is then ready to
bottle.
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tfe eft in the mems ;: ,- • It a you wish
to eat Illen-i P
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time to talk now. Ask girt; after dint.
ner.
Severe Headache Cured.
DEAR Silty.—Being troubled with a
severe headache 1 was advised to try
Laxa Liver Pills. I only used half a
bottle and have not since suffered from
the same complaint. They seem to be
a perfect cure.
Tack spends all he makes.
If that's all be spends he must be
ecomonical.
Lousse, two thirds of every healthy
infant's life should be cent in sleep.
Well don't tell me about it; go talk
to baby.
The mayor has a fine war re3ord
hasn't he?
I believe so. He has been married
50 years.
A Two Stop.- Didditt—I'm in
hard leek.
Wl Ilett—Who is up?
Didditt—Twins at the house.
Willett ---That's duced hard luck.
She (after the quarrel) --And must
we part forever, Harry?
IIe—Well, at least until to -morrow
night, Maude.
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Littlie Peeie-'-Will it make much
noise, Mr. Constant?
Petie---•Sister said she thought ycu
would pep to -night, and I was wend.,
el'm's if it could be heard upstairs.
Don't cry, Buster; said .jimmy boy
after the e' tastraphe, Napoleon did-
'nt t'r'y every y time his brother hit ttini
acctdcntily on the eye.
I know that' retorted I3u:ttr. Na
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paten did all the hittin on the eye
himself,
Now really, :,al'l the rl'laiina!tI,fal
Man, did yon i v('1 ti(e :t woman crit°
was hem'eis enretelh to ,trip a
clock by looking; at It?
No said the Nonee114ica1 Chap, bat
I have seen a woman stop a eat' by
looking at the conductor,
Pale] -1'"c 11 .1,-i:'Ille, pot ]vent tt)
chive]) This :welling?
Yc, 1,:11111.
How aid you 'flit.,the sal r:lf•1ty
1,t'4144.11.1; v(•,t, ;;,.>O.,1
and the end iv U; 1f 1, ; l,nt, , i+err was
to mut. h illi(l.lio. 10, it P'r,t.
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