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Wsuotiru CALL -Oust and uw* half
gonads dour, ono and one half butter,
ewe sad utte-half peutlds sugar, midterm
eggs, one halt (tunes of obese, Luse half
ounce nutmeg, ore -half wince mace, one
gill win, rile Pill brandy, .,use gill
taloses., three pounds arr$uts, four
mad ore -pounds raisons, one •al urns-
half pound citron, ono teaspoonful soda
Hake three hours. This makes three
loves ; Lee pastry dour.
DOLLY VAEDaw CAKE. --Oue half cup
butter, ore cup 'lugger, beat t. • creast ;
the whites of three eggs, beat to a stiff
froth tai,
w
treat all G.
enter. Three-
fourths r ree-
fourths cup of milk, nue anal one-half
teaspoonful baking render i., two cups
•cf flout ; dsv(t W tags.
Femme'. - Bent I. yolks of two
eggs, add tau teaspoonfuls of powdered
sugar ; after friatiug the cake, set it in a
tool, dark place to stiffen.
STEwiw Baal wets V u TaaLa. -
Wash and out the beef into moderato
mead pieces ; put into a puroslaln kettle
aad simmer fur throe hours, adding salt ;
after it has been well skimmed, ono hour
and a belt before dinner, put in your
vegetables, onions, parsnips, potatoes, or
any kind ; let thus Amok quietly until
time to dish up ; dissolve one tablespoon-
ful of flour in mild water ; add to the
juice iu kettle for a rich gravy. Cold
resat beef is delicious cuuked over in this
way.
LENox Pts -Two (lemons sliced thio
and seeds taken out,twu cups (old water,
two cups sugar, two tables,x,.,nfuls lieu
wet and stirred anti: smooth, yolks o
six rugs, bake. Frosting -Whites of
the egg's [.eaten to a stiff froth. and a
cup and a half white .ugar ; when the
pis is neer'y or quite dune, put the frost-
ing on tad return to the oven until it is
lightly brown. This tunes four good-
sized pies. Only .oneer'uet is used.
Stoat Isleec auk Nem -Sift pul-
verised sager, ,s,.d to the white of every
egg add six taaai.uonfuls of sugar. if
the cake is • white one, use lemon ex-
tract ; best the egg to a sod froth before
adding sugar ; this will harden in a 'bort
time, turd Is very meet.
Detre APPLE Prmt/x.I.-our teacup
-took,( dried appl.•., ,.u.• ea;. .(asses,
one at i ♦ quarter .ail.. ;•tarter
sap looter, .•Irl' "g►, one Lt •••, .tttul
of soda, • W
NIM teropo.fol gnome.l..an,,.,-
men, +a 11t.e grated muteire. Bake to
. stun ••oval ; gene 11.4 wito SAW/
timid* of one ayp w_nar and 1. itf cup
butter neaten sue..., and der lend with
.grata! nutmeg.
To TAKE ot'T tr i ,i.- To take out
wherry, blackberry, raspberry tool cot-
emit
•.r.taint stains on white gouda, ;Jour b,.iliug
water on the stains, and they will dis-
.appear. Be sure the water is boiling, or
it will only eery. to set the stein.
Puata Hul'aE Rot t. -slits .,uart .•f
jour, one cup milk, to '1*'.11cu: salt,
tablespoonful sugar, two tabtesp.mnfuls
yeast, one. taik.poouiul ahortentiig.
Warts Fal rT CAEE.-One t.uund of
butter, one and one-quarter ..f Hour,
whites.a eighteen elffpb u:ie pound sugar
sone teacupful of milk .tweet', .in. tea-
spoonful Liking powder, two ounces
aieonda, half pound citron, or the
Alattouda, may be left out ii posferred.
"Leave amt the fruit and this Is delicious
white ask..
Correa Calm -Two teacups of brown
eager, one of molasses, one of butter, one
of NO. mike, four ..f flour, four egos,
Nue teaspoonfuls eInuamon, two of spice.
two of soda dissolved in the coffee, half
pound pains well seeded, half pound
citron weft cut up into small strips, half
pound currants. I always brown toy
flour for this.
Coullev. L..ut-A rice supper -dish
-Boil eggs until hard dune ; when pet-
tedly add, peel ntf the shells, carefully
cut them open with a sharp knife, take
wt the yellows and mash them tine ;
add grated or minced hart ibeilsel of
etltsalse, beforehand) chopped oni..ns,
Maraud, pepper, butter, or better still,
sided oil, Woroeator sauce, salt and
vinegar. Fill the whites with this dress-
ing, then juin tagcther to resemble an
unbroken egg. Place lettuce or parsley
lessees in a amt dish and lay the eggs
nicely and tastefully upon them.
rHh HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, M.11 "3. 1S.,4
• Talk Wan • 1a.s••se.
4 mewl mesh Mt*u tIeei nasally, vies
at • small social eathertug, G, emelt •
yowls Japauee.-rrideutyr fume[ the
aper chilies u( •esiety it Me own emus-
tte7He told use he was ►ere attendees:
allege, awl at the [rase gess boarding
with one of our cultivated Awerioan
families, and (bus leer g wwething of
oar home life, as well as cute readily
perfectwx himself to our language.
'My ultimo in coming to your land,'
said he, in hie peculiar, brisket' English,
'was G. fit myself to take • position
under the Japanese government, where
inure • ei more every year a knowledge
•.f Hawk...ogled
language is 1g. demand.
r
J.
But I have clanged any wind abs et
that,' continued he, a bright wattle light-
ing up hu sombre features, I shall now
go back as • wissiaaan'.'
'What about child life in Jaws!' ask-
ed 1, as a little goldeu-haireed girl,
daughter of our b.o'e.a, nestled at my
aide with an ..rause.... wsx_guil 1u her
arms, at th. same thus fixing her big
blue eyes, with a r.wewtut metaled ex-
priles.Ko, apwt the young Jap.
'(M,' said he, drswiyug the little oo*
gently toward him, 'you know we Japan
.sr pride ourselves upon having the bast
behaved children in the world. W.
hold them as altw,st sacred, and yet
allow them the utumus freetluat. Why,
when I was a wee, little fellow I was
taken everywhere -to the theatre, fes-
tivals. and other places .of awueement.'
'Doy our little sisters have dollies T
tintedly inquired Golden -hair, meanwhile
easing with fund admiration upon the
r wax beauty in her own arita. �'� •
f 'Doilies,' exclaimed Le, playfully
*inking the doll's golden curls, •well I
should say they .
had.
have
T Why, we
every year what we all a feast of dolia
This festival is held but once • year. for
'tae day, at which time all the dulls that
have belonged to the family for years
tad years, are brought out and laid upon
Lung tables with many other kinds of
playthings. Sometimes there are over a
bemired dolls shown at this feast, teeny
et which are at lomat two hundred years
old. and. as you may supplies, nearly
black with age, They dross the dollies
in all sorts of curious wave, some like
Mikados and Tycoons, as the old rulers
of Japan were called, while others imi-
tate the costutnes of the court ladies and
gentlemen Though the feast of dolls
lasts only one day, the toys are shown
for several days, when they aro all put
away until the next you;
'When I got to be a grown up lady 1
will visit your nice country whore horse
girls have such a good time, and take my
(t oilie with me,' said (holden -hair, forget-
' one; chit when that time came poor dol -
1 lie would have last her charms, and be
ati muster of the res -bag.
Durno the conversation quite a
Humber of tie younger boys and gide
bad gathered about andour
J.t1..u,eee frtehd t.. tell then more of the
Japan children and their playthings.
•i fear,' Le a.ntinuwl, glancing toward
the girl*. 'you would hardly like the
style of dress our onto.• sisters have to
war. They are cut much after the pat-
tern"( the clown -up people's and made
with numerous tucks, to ie let down as
the child gnaws. As the material is
us•ullt' of strong brocade or silk, and the
fashions seldom change, a dress will last
fr ten to twenty years.
•Indeed we would wit pike that at ail!'
chorused all the Rina.
'Perhaps y.e would pike better,' he
added with a sly twinkle in his eye, 'to
go out to play with a tsby fastened to
goer hack. It would doubtless hm.k
funny to you to see a dozen or more
girls in the street playing I.attle dere,
and the babies' heads bobbing up and
down on their becks. It is rather amus-
ing (. see the wee, tiny tots as loon as
thry uegin t.. run along carrying their
dulls our their locks-
'W
ocks.'W hat would interest you boys west
would be to gt. to one of the shops where
the mechanics are employed and see
them making use of their toes in their
work. With us every toe is fully deve-
loped, and never cramped and distorted
with tight shoes. i see Prof. Mone pays
us the compliment of saying that in
Japan alone is the benne fo..: to be found
in perfection.
'Yes,' I int.rrtrptertl, 'I, to... bat. read
extracts from Prof. Morse* travels in
Japan, aud one thing 1 :totem he dwells
upon particularly is. the care that is tak-
en to teach the [ways and girls pditenees
and etiquette. He says that if you give
a child a penny he not only thanks you
at the time, but again whenever he meets
yt.0 on the street.
'Joseph Cook 4.arye us a very interest-
ing lecture last winter on China and
Japan. He spoke enthusiastically of the
reverence and affection displayed in
China for the aged people and gave Con-
fucius, heathen though he was, credit
for the disaeinination of many adinirahle
prewar is I think, though,on the whole,
he admits that the Japanese are, as a
nation, built somewhat after a finer type,
and have more gentle, if not superior,
manners than the Chinese.'
Yen can not judge of either country
by the miserable smscimens you see over
hen,' answered tlt. young Jap, almost
contemptuously. 'They are nothing but
the scum of the iand,.ur poorest classes;
they have no education,' hying great
stress upon the last word.
•Bldt, he remarked as we rose to go to
mapper, 'I hope I have not tired you i
talking se much rat my own country ; 'tea
not often i so indulge, i assure you.'
'Indeeo, we have enjoyed your tittle
talk exceedingly,' 1 answered. 'and rawly
hope Mat Toe may favor me another
time.
TsIIWas noses.
Net many years ago the bone of ani-
mals had no money value and sere con-
sidered useless rubbish. Later they
OM* into use for ranking buttons, knife -
common piano keys, etc ; theft
to supply ph.oeph.oruos for friction match-
es and other purpesee, the demand for
them increasing very rapidly. Soon
their value as fertilisers was recognized,
and now the farmer who does not save
and make good use of all the bones he
tan find nn his place is behind the times.
In the twee -eases where large quantities
d bones are Used, they emptily a velvebde
by-product in the way of fats or fatty
�s which are extensively wad in the
nulmsfsrtore of soaps and other articles
esenmerce.
Two prominent bone products enter
largely into daily use, viz., glue and .ni-
■ld charcoal The value of thene two
j. ducts aggregates millions of dollars
annually.
Hach facts show the value of things
too often overlooked, or en little esteem-
ed as to be permitted to go to waste.
Farmers generally understand that the
chief fertilizing property 1.f bones is the
phosphate of lime they contain, amount-
ing to half their dry weight. The or-
ganic part, that which can he burned
oat, or will delay out in time, contains
ouch nitrogen, carbon, hydtocen, and
sulphur, the nitrogen being valuable as a
fertiliser.
The reduction of hones goes on rapidly
in contact with fermenting matters.
They should be broken op and placed is
• onmpact compost hap with "ohm, then
covered with • thiek layer ••t earth and
the masa kept moist. it is better if
moistened with liquid manure. --(Prairie
Farmer.
• nem* Nsesvery
That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by taring many of their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly is
Dr. King'. now Discovery for Conaump-
tion, Coughs, fl•lds. Asthma, Bronchitis
Hay Fever. Lees of Voice, Tickling m
the Threes, Psi. ia Side and Chest,or-
aoy dimes* of the Threat and Lone, a
positive ewe. fnafentowd. Trial Bot
Yee free se J. Wil.w•a Dieng neon. Leg"
Mil SLIM (6)
steers M ess4ASlews.
•
Gap Civil, N.C., May 1G Willie Hen -
demon, sped 5, while playing with his
little sister in the wonehs was seized by a
huge black bar and carred up int^ the
mountains. The little girl gave the
•Ir.m. and • pureeing party was eremite
el The tracks of the bear were follow-
ed to a cava, and when the punters en-
tered they foetid the little boy, nestled
down between two of the old bar's enb•2
Monn.I asleep. The bear had married
Willie by hie clothes, and he hu nal Ise
en a scratch to show for hie remarkahle
ad vent ere. •
Benin was rote when the ex Omens eau
toyed the ave, and on her return she
woes killed. She weighed *00 pounds,
dressed. The mho are in Willie's pee
• suint., and look leech lilt• Nswfo.nttd
hued pope.
�arwl saaeelati tones.
Resilient I•wsewhe fres Vera wets s..•
apraeible foetal many jukes that he re-
mitsds use .4 • outset Irish w it, nob
haysig hese rusted by 'educated the
imam of has friend•, mewl t.. curse dm
day when he lewrtt.d to write hu name,
as he hod obtained such a reputation for
w!Uingate.s to oblige [lust he amid aid
refuse Mr. Ltrtoulu might well Imre
regretted ever having used* a joke, fur
he was sepscwu le my something twiny
on all eseasi. • t.. , and Inas been swede
amewessbie for all wanner .of jests,sturies
fwd rspa as if he had ,bused all
the eiewrenu amof buwor, t.,musoapiater
hew.,a t
rtlesuior and t cwt res Native's('
with • passion for reviving the likes of
Joe Miller and the circus clewna. Yet
he did ay many seediest thongs-tn
else ***salon whom Senator Wadi' came
to him and said
"I tell you Mr. President, that unless
a prupnsitiuu for emancipation i. adopt-
ed �y the tlovennueat wa will all go to
the daril. At this very moment we are
Dot .icer one mile from hell.'
Perhaps meat," said Mr. I.wa.lu, "me
I believe that is just about the distance
from here to the Capitol, where you
gentlemen are in eiNt.it."
(ts, idle occasion, at • reception, when
the crowd of citizens and soldiers were
surging through the saloons of the White
House, evidently cuutrulled by thewme-
what brusque Western element, a gentle -
lean said to hum :
•'Mr. Preuident,uu meet diminish
the number of your friends, or Congress
must enlarge this edifice."
"Well," promptly replied Mr. Lin-
coln, '1 have no ides .of diminishing the
number of my friends ; but the only
question with me now is whether it will
be best to have the betiding stretched or
split."
At one of three receptions, where a
paymaster in hill major's uniform was
introduced. he said :
"Being here Mr. Lincoln, I thought
I would call and pay 'ivy respects."
"From the oumplaiuts made by the
soldiers,' responded the President, "I
guess that is all any of you d. pay.
Ward Lemon, when Lincoln had ap-
pointed him Marshal of the district of
Columbia, accidently found himself in a
street fight, and in restoring peace, he
struck ene of the belligerents with his
fat, a weapon with which he was not.ri•
unsay familiar. The blow was a harder
one than Lamm intruded, for the feiluw
was knocked senseless, taken up enc..u-
cious, and lay for sumo hours on the
border of life and death. Lemon was
alarmed, and next morning reported the
affair to the President.
"I am astonished at you, Ward," said
Mr. Lincoln ; "you ought to have known
better. Hereafter, when you have to
hit a span talk a club and not your fist. -
( Ben Parley Poore in Boston Budget. •
•newt yellers --Tau, atrlklag plc*■eels.
Two brothers in Vermont, of strong
and rigorous stack, and siring equal
promise of a long and active life, married
wives corresponding in promise of future
activity. They had both chosen the
healthiest of all callings -farming. One
of the brothers built his house in an
open and sunny spot where the nil and
subeil were dry ; skade trees and em-
bowering planta had a hard time of it,
but the cellar wasdry enough for a pow-
der ntagazwe. The house in all its parts
was free front every trace of dampness
and mold ; there wasa crisp and elastic
feel iu the air ..f the dwelling ; the farm-
er and his family haat that vigorous
elasticity that reminds one of the spring
and strength of aleci; hra'th and spright-
ly rigor were the uuic and sickness the
rare exception. The farmer and his
wife, though past i l ret-ac,.tr, have yet
the look and vigor of mid&te life. The
other brother built his house iu at beau-
tiful shady nook where the trees seemed
to stretch their protecting aims in bene-
diction over the modest home. Springs
fed by the neighboring hills bunt forth
near his house and ..thus 'ty his loess ;
his yard was always green even in dryuat
time, for the life blood of the hills seem-
ed to bunt out all almmt him in *privies
and tiny rivulets. But the Freund was
always wet, the ce:lar never dry, the
walls of the taunt often had a clammy
feel, the clothes uuiltfeweri in the closets
and the bread molded in the pantry. For
a time their vigor enabled them to hear
up against these depressing influences ;
children were burn .of appmtrett vigor and
promise, but these, one by one, sank in-
to the anus of the dreamless twin -broth-
er of sleep under the touch of Diphtheria,
croup and pneumonia ; the mother went
into • decline and diad of consumption
before her fiftieth birthday, and the Isli•-
er, tortured and crippled by rheumatism
childless and wbeautifullitary in that beautiful
home which elicits the praises of every
passer-by, wait. and hopes for the dawn -
mg of that day which shall give him back.
wife and children, an unbriiken family'
and an eternal h . -{ Prairie Fanner.
new Tern Csal•e-koww fight I..peet•es.
The night inspectors aro appointed to
prevent smuggling, are uniformed and
armed, and are authorized to step and
aearc'.t reasonably suspeet.ed persona who
may go ..n board or cone from the ves-
sel. rbau' office is by no means • sine-
cure. it involves ruching, exposure,
and fatigue. The Cuban steamers have
been wont to bring men who inclosed
cigars in rubber [tags and threw then)
int.. the waters of the lower hay. Con-
f$prites in Grata then picked thews up,
�ppl�hbe.�d them to expiresl wagnns waiting
un the shore, and then drove rapidly
away. There is something e.ntogiow in
the glee of wide-awake office's u tl ey
relate how they had watched nnawn the
whole operation until the wagon was
ready to start, when they seized the
nine, and landed the spoils at the Keir
are Rouen. 1)n. French steamer, notor-
ious for smuggling by drilihleta, when
aesrehiwl by tans force. was found to con.
tarn thirteen hundred bottles of spirits,
which it was intended to seed ashore
bottle by bottle. Tress shoot an inch
deep, and fittel to the b.wfv ander the
armpits, have been taken from the bod-
ies of mea who were thus stealthily
twinging in valuable hay ed. Oise dealer
in human hair, who died is possession of
about $900,000, was detected in illicit
importation* under the shirts of his
agents Another vivacious fellow, be-
longing to • French eleabser, rejoiced in
• prenitahie teed* in kid Orem *emoted
by the demon in his humeses est
flailing vowels are mese`& by epeeist
assets, thuse duties ere irka.us.esiengh
10 rear'. r special supereie supuri-
use a matter d fwien l re n.. • • tty. Deal-
ers t.. ay,tltrebtn,t •_o est s... le who love
b� their wit., and uu..•rupu', :u traders
e�
teeny ku/J• tax the to...users of
bewa ingenuity s...1 •raft r•• flit 'attri-
tional. Logs . f forei>;i worm, cunuiusgly
eanavat•d and pocked with cigars .•r
aptrita;cases ad 1...15 .mol .':••e•, iu the
heels .4 which •atet,er and ).eatery ate
biddy•: mirw-ul•w. trunk.. (.lar a.
Macho viii, beaus thlule b it.....n ride
and t ...s. top and bolting.), e..uewaliwg
tact., hair, is silken, etc.. etc.. are art'lig
the colewrst dot ices of ing.ni. •n free-
booters. Keen, honest, true noun -such
as may be sere un any tour of night iu-
spection, like mastiffs at their posts, and
especially if visituts 1,. expected --are
needed to battle the plots of the morels.
Political affiliations constitute no guaran-
tee of efficiency- Thu best attainable is
t'lurugh urged adherent* G. the rules of
the civil a.rv,ce reform. -fit. W-Iteatley,
in Harper's Magazine for June.
s Teems Irl.. • Seesd.Naktrg.
\lire Mary Wallowa, of Kane County
11I , hewing read with irterest what Fan-
ny /Odd lately said in this eurusl about
bread -making desires to toll her and the
rest of the lady readers of this paper how
she does the work. Mies V.'albaunt.
though quite young, has had chane o
the family baking for four years. About
'' o'clock in the afternoon she takes a
cake and • half ..f yeast and places it in
a bwowl, and pours Di unlit -eta eater to
saturate it. Int.. • small jar eh* places
two. cups ..f dour and one tabtesp••uuful
rat salt, stirring together with warm wat-
er. The yeast is then aJde•I,and the jar
art In a w t
trot •
lace •tau. un
{ l ail eight
o'clock in the evening. She then take•
as much flour a. is ue•,ted and "ret."
the breed. Six large potatoes are select-
ed, peeled, placed in • quart of water,
set in the oven and boiled thoroughly,
then mashed and put bask int•, the wat-
er in which they were boded She now
slakes the dough with milk -wenn warsr,
and kneads it half an hour, or until it '•
sufficiently etiffto turn in the pan, cov-
ers it warmly, and Iris it "ries' until
morning, when it u again kneaded. Af-
ter standing an hour, it is kneaded into
pans, left to rise half an hour, placed in
the •':•u. and baked an hour. MIM
Mary would like to have the young girls
who rani this paper relate their merbo•ts
of bread -making. --j Prairie Fernier.
Alawe.t revery pill toadies ulosne' ate
other mineral emnpe .r -ds. Dr. Carwm's
grouted[ H&Men is partly .egatabl• wed
takes the piece of • 1 t ,er ',urgent re
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ectal his life by a simple Trial Botts, of
Dr. King's New D iscovety, Ger Com -
Gumption, which caused hint to procure F. J.
('liKNK\', I,rt
a large bottle, thatconpletely cured him, ({nn. Riivta,,
when Doctorss tr
, chue of climate and hole Attest for Goderieb
y�W
itT Muut,nfl rt.• -''ohmic, ()hit
everything else had fail.!. Asthma,
Brnchtti,. Il.srwvnwa, Severe Cot::ha.
and all Throat mud Lung diseaaee, it is
guaranteed to cure. Trial 'turtles at J.
Wila.n's drur store. Lime eine >zl. ( i
ieautm. Result .f a Nrwnken naarret.
New York. May Ili. -Michael Walsh,
second mate of the bark Myrtle, aich..r-
ed off Whitest.n, L. I , while crazed
with liquor this morning, engaged in a
fight with Jas. Williams, sailor, who had
attacked him with a knife. W'ale's
struck Williams with an ase, breskiett
his spinal column aunt knocking him dad
on the deck. Walsh thin attacked the
other sailors, who took to the rigging fur
safety. He went tack to the dead body
of Williams, bat it to a jelly and retired
to his cabin with a bottle of whiskey he-
kuging to the murdered man. The first
mate had great difficulty in preventing
the crew from lynching the murderer,
who was finally arrested, offering no re-
sistance.
Dew Ltre roe iwsall..s Weakened by SI.
ease, NeMllty and fMwlpatloe.
The Greet German Invigorator is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness,
pain in the back or sides, nn matter how
shuttered the system may he from ex- ,• •1.!. AND REE 1:? -l+ • "'trod by us for six boxes, sceom bled with
emotes of any kind. the I:reat betters Motet, (talent -h. Nislrc 't"ilc '.' foe dollars. we will tend the purchaser our
Remedy will restore the 1 •at functions I written guarantee to refund the mosey ff the
Golerich, Feb. 11th, :'.�1. 1Rt:4ui ' Uestenebt does not effect a Lure. Guarantee
and secure ealth and happiness. $1.00' 1 it sued only by JANFM WUIJNlt. rote motley
per box, aid holes for $5.00. Sold by !bed age at fnrOt.deMcb (drat. JOHN C WEST
all druggists. Sent en receipt ..f price, Rn,‚
life is !swvrp f 1 t hyo I & ('tl "Ole proprietors. Toronto Gat.
pivotal:, paid, by F. J. Cheney, Toledo, mind dare torture you di I
something mighty and sub
Oitio. a .le rent 1•t- United States. Cir- ' lime leave behind to ronqurr
eulogy's ,u..1 testimonials sent free. Sold I time. *Ma week's yon own
by Geo. Rnyn, wiei s;;ent for Gode-'town- .115 out*t free. No risk, Krerything
1 new. ('apical not argu{rrd. \\'o will furnfah
r2211111u:tm : you cterythine. Many •are making fortune.
, - . ladies make as much se men, and boys and
•irla mike t
A Reewrkabse drape,
Mr. Mary A. Dailey,of Tunkhannock,
Pa,was afflicted for .ix }tars with Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, during which liner
the best physicians c•.uld give no relief.
Her life was d.rlsirt•d of, until in last
October she procured a iottle of lir.
King • Nrte Discovery, w hen in.nledlan.
relief was telt, owl Int continuing iia Jure
fist a st.,rt tone• .he esu completely cur•
mel, ;•aiot:tg rat flesh Ido 11.. ,u, a low
ni •ntha.
Fres Trial Mottle. of this certain eon"
of all Throat and Lung D' emst•e at
t\ ilso•n a lirug Stott.. large bi,.Itles
$1.00 (d)
.t week .la.le at home toy the la
lustrluur. !test business cow be
torr the Public. Capita nut need
•.f. '1'e .v31 mart you. ]ten. wo
n.on. tr...:.0! g;r; 4114 41 very
ober, • • [cork for .i._ Now 1., the time. Yum
can ,s .rk In spare time. or wive your whole
Ume to the buaine•s. No other buslnw• wilt
pay you nearly so well. NO tow emu fail 1.•
make enormous pay. by rwgagtag at •s, -,•
Costly outfit and terns free. Mon.•t w,sue
tat:. redly and bowies Addr.s. Tkrs:.1-
('o. ,t tagtsua, RlaL.e
The People's Livery
oirmurfts
I
. •d.• N o
ere nl a art 1
p e M oink
�..
ail tour . hwn••es to recreate
:l..• u earuinge.end It. tint*. be
•.•,. a Neal,!.} ; thous who do
mprut e their upportsa
1111, releasin In ta•tertY. \\'e .•litrr a Eves
.ham'.• to make n,eoct. We want sten, woo
men. laps and girl. to w,•rk for tie in Ova
own 1.4 al,ti.•s. An.ene . an do the wart pre
Iv •
per f om the ant sten. The business will
las mune Than ten tam, uralittarl wagon. Ex•
►,1 iios nuont furnished fr.,•. No one who ea•
daises fail. to [rake manes rapidly. You taw
get into our whole time to tl.e work, air oats
}our span owns, rIs. Fra .ntenttiatles, aad
all that is reverser).reel h•, Adds/WI OTOS
attx d (•o Portiere. lame.
$600.00• .?twe x�w
We will pay 1.144. ala s. r. at:7d fir any tae
Liver (•sleptu•s t. 5 , . p . p s:e. eke 1 .seethe
beitssuvth•n.-l'u• to j of s.., or 1 .i.'• . t.. se wi
eawwot cline nos t. ti ..i's \•. tt'ttt.. 1 .tat POLL
Iwilco the dire. ....i..• t re stet t', .•topikd with.
They an' purr[. \'rgrtabh.., : moor 1.11 to
wits sat boa. t. e.. i a.:rt'.a.t. 'Mgr 1'ux
onw•ala'hti 'e• . '.t., ' ,lots. !'.: sale I. all
1t a.gin'- : ar.•• , i,.,mN.1.1 • and Imlta•
tiuw•. Yue ie. • 'n•• t• .., sta. - ea e -.i .N tr by
JON -; .. t":: Ire k (r ,. -4) . !'til ):.hers
SI and fl Kint. M. i...s. 1,...-w---(Fs,1. i res
trial kern sett hl. no. parr. rd rill r. earl
of a ....et Seimp.
fee m.aras itttueitli bet t.'wTOIE.
Health is Wea lt'
Dm. E. C. W naT'n NEatc urn Minix Ttws
Iscum. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Ins
eines". ('ono minions, its. Nervous S
Headache. Nervus Prostration unsed
use of nl.'.1 .1 or tobacco. Waketttlnesa, eD
cal tlnpn•a111on. Salcuing of the Brain, result
Iinsist Insanity and leading to salary, decay
and demo,. Premature OM Age. Rarr nnes,
1 Ltwofrower Ineither sex. Involuntary Loeser,
ibw.ez purchases/ the Livery business or Jnn. and Ups rn•atorrl.Qa. roused by user -exertion
R. Swartz, formerly owned by Robert Kerr. ! of the brain. self-abunr nr over-Indulse.nce,
solicit • share of public patronage. They ' One box w.v111 inn- recent eases. Tech box con
guarantee sat istact len to all, and offer tett tun• 1ne *h'r treatment. One dollars box
The Finest 1-.:g•$ ' tr ai t ox nnrt.v lts pr i Ilofe rh' -. : seat by *sato pro
u P • Drlcr. We guatge•tee six
AT REASONAIRIA.: PRI('ES, • Loxes to cure any case. With each order re -
New Clover Seed I I''uinrss ■t whi•It you can mak: gyral la. all
the torso•, w•rtie fair tartlenlan to 11. If u.1.s:TT
.t`.Co. 1'ortlan Mai
TIMOTHY SEED,
SEED WHEAT,
SEED PEAR,
OATS AND BARLEY,
BUCKWHEAT,
FLAX SEED,
GROUND OIL CAKE,
ONION SETS.
ONION SEED.
GEED POTATOES (all nrietiturt
A Quantity of 000D FLOUR.
MANO0LI) & TUI NIP �¢ED
SEEDS OF EVER
VARIETY,
P..it SALE AT
�_UEL SLOANE'
• SEED STORE,
.000 • POBJe,riqyN IT
Ifir; i 11,,- 'it i,)ot contldrt.c,- in its super
1•ority over w11 others. and alter 11 ..ownda of 1
tests of the mtrml eon.pliteteld aril seteres
ua.e. we Donk! dad. we feel iice DNA Ir. °Wel-
1 .: to forfeit (tile Thousand 1Dollen. for site
teas.• n/ rn•Igi s. entda, sore thrust. it'uenrn
interum . ea , 1 runrhltia. eonaun.pt'...e N. its
.,rlr e':yyti. s, ,. hooping cough. and all rlleras,s
of the thus• and lumps, rxrep, aathna, for
whi.1. w•• ••-' "swim r self. that we easel cure
wbfb West's o .•n,rh'snip. when taken areorl
z, If ••..1tr•.•t:..u. Kainplc ts,(ti. , _' and rq
,•e•: t•+:
!am • tattles one do^aro Genuine
wr.ppers only in binc. `told In a:1 dnuui•t.,
t-'-'0 01 hr express on receipt of pried. JOHN
, WV -at .F ('O., AI and N Moor areas RM.
Tnt•oe►n. Ont. Se.d at JAN. WILSON'S lung
Store Ooderich 11113 -
WORX POWDERS.
Las plasma' to take. ('uetain their ora
>resgative. Is • sate, .un, and ea';,
dierrsrn •t mama In CbU.irestor Al..
0
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STE•tM$HI1'8
LI VERPutI.-LONDON DERRY-fiLAW10111
T1s
1310aTaaT SSA ROUTE T•, AND Faoa
ENGLAN1).
SPEED, COMFORT AND HAFET)
1-NMI'RPASSF.io
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Sa.iliugs from Quebec.
!SARMATIAN
PARISIAN
SARDINIAN
CikeASSIAN
POLY NESI N
P1tRUVIApf ..
PA 14181 AN
SARMATIAN /EN..Si N Omit
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M. tt'VIA
'no tae
x/tb
.... Slat "
7th June
tk
flat ••
Wee
!b 'WY
Mh "
Seth •
Psalengrrs MINIM le Neve (tad.rie$ ea
Tlt.rsdars. al if o'oleek. taakiwg dlrr.•1 eon.
se dim self! eteeleu- N tlaeber.
111 alga, 1 wailed _es h.rWhe Meats. yrs cars
lorsMere Whets r lower rates
et MR •vsma frees nagtand Ireland
Se ntlwwd« Trissoc tions say. Swede's an 1
Nor wy
Yrs 7 tete% tad all Iaformat tnw. apply to
f. •stoorritolto
TNtkN Agpatt
d.derteb. Hay tett. reel.
WILL CURE OR REUEVE
1I110USNESS, DIZZINESS,
D7":P_PSIA, DROPSY,
1!IOI12EST/ON, FLUTTERING
JIiltiDICE. OF THE HEART,
EF,YSIPELA,Z ACIDITY OF
SALT RIiFL' if, rim STOMACH,
h'FART BURN, DRI WES
h'LIDACHE, OF TME MN,
Aed more specie. of 41.ssss (rens
d.sosd•red LIVER, tattle f, eT
lOWata OR etotsp.
T. IILBORN & CO., ^e ,CI'
GENUINE
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE.
CJIA.S. PRETTY,
Harleg been .ppr,lwteet agent orf ih. above
wtarbine, begs to aolleit the vial pulite pot.
mgswa. and will supply marhlnnn lifters,
rat
Try the Genuine Singer.
R.aAeaee Vkioris, sirooi near Ili•• tt R.
t :bomb. tenderer!.
Oederkh. Der. 11. INK Intl 7m
$66 eqenhaewe�ellk• 4wlk lh• r• wombat beim
red kerlerNyea ireutTlis
at which prrwe. 4112 es
t. '-
or .4d. cats
time
jlirNem.lwiww