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Househotb Hire f BOW AND WRftK TO 'AT. The Rewe wt b,.
I rend you • crates for dyeing /edam'
Par F.rsaw Deasraea eie Avoid.
{I.reee, ribbon*. silks ur s•tt(telr It will ens e.dgssae.
dyes fifwfa a pale stew le . d.•ep orange Never est food when not Deeded, aim-
oulot. The awn will nut fade, sloe buil- ply to save it, for in &wag so, it is twice
sag saww 11 ' —Real two quarte of rain wsstW. It i• thrown sway au the su.tn
wsler I"suly.. a It • pieoa..f atom the ash, as at is net transformed into health
ease is • bi.kury nut. While hut, .l..p and strength but becomes • source of
in it ens sea soar" leaves oo1 horese,.dJi.h,^ amass. and sufaring. 1t had better
& uldtag 10 the depth off aJgc rwtutri L Mr* wit spat the land, tc reoppe.r in
d •
Hines the article dyed in rain water and slaw teem of vegetati„s-
Airrer eat et bed time, or when vary
much elhauetd, ut in .rest haste, for
in .o doing the seeds of dyspepsia are
easily sown. If you have not tone to
yet a tair mesh pruperly, yuu trill gain
by eating just whet you can eat like an
intelligent being, taking it so aaaderstely
that it tray be well chewed and Dtiied
with saliva, sr that it may be digested,
se that only is of any import -ince in the
• Caster —Shake and hest it
w ((Iq it t.* the fluor and tack it dem-
ly I IWOwith *elan gannet, wash it
over dt! .4. quart .f bullock's gall
mined with throe quarts of wk cold
water, and rob it of with a clean N inoel
or hoose cloth. Any particularly dirty
spot should be robbed with pure Balt.
egstitan PUDDISS.—Three ;tope
ts•e*p sweet ankh ; s pluck of salt sows promotion of health and strewth.
trmatwonful cream tartar ; one half ditto
sod* ; • little sugar, if preferred ; one
cup of fruit of any kind. and Boar to
make s stiff batter. Steam one hour,
and eat with cream and sugar. Yery
nice ; try it.
Owenwts Rearm.—Take from ail
to tea drops of the eatoeutrateJ solution
of Atkinde of suds in • wuheglassfel of
puss water. Taken immediately
after the •bletior of the morning are
oompieted will sweeten the breath by
disinfesting the stomach, which, far from
betas mimed, wilt be benefited by the
medroiw. In some cams the o(toer from
Never hat..ur the foolish rad ■h.urd
elms that the richer your food is in
grease. opiate, sweets and the like, the
more aoirishinr it will be; Poor the plain-
er food contains the most available nour-
tshweot, bread being "the stall el Ile."
The complicated dishes are often au diffi-
cult of digestion that even lees Krmsgth
is obtaimed from them than from one-half
of the *entity of plain and substantial
food, a le Nome lined* of so called risk
f gust moor. strength—in the vats
attempt to digest them—than they can
afford, making an actual Iwo !
Never burry ly, or attem (
carious teeth is combined with that of to do more labor than you can fairly
the etemaei If the =meth is well ries- do unless wow 04 time
ed with a teaapao(dal td the Wlutltw sal in the future to rectify errors or to be
aletum the infeet a amwiblell r d water, else
removed. bad odor ever eat between meal., not even of
be
fruits, if you are at all troubled with iu-
bentes, and I plies of water. P'"them [dyspeptic8 some time No umiak of
Ewg .l 1• Wlltt-1 gaS144. of eider- d(Aeetion, or .Ls not willing to below•
in a skid
copper kit thein boil one hour, had ,fork will justify lunches, as the
*bibs strain tkrouRh • we've; pier' the atoaach cannot dageat fend whew taken
berries, and to 9 gallons of liquor add 28
poised. of Limbos sugar, one-quarter of •
poems el Mew, pound of
albeit, ,►,matter pound of cloves ;
thew pat them in a dela copper; let them
boil one.half hour ; then strain it again
and set it to work to a tub while warm.
OntoWf tablespoonful of (rood yeast is
enough for this ywaatity. Pot in • wk
when dose working,
Ma. Crest tliogmstsa.—When acid
has been dropped on any article of ct..th-
tug, apply lipoid amnions& to kill the
acid ; then aujily chlorifurm to restore
the color.
Lassos CHssa. Cattails —Pars two
lemons very thin and put tis rind to soak
in half • pial of tomer ; put into an es -
tumefied easeepaa one pound loaf sugar.
•ix Doses beteer, tittle beat-
en, and the water in which the rind .cak
ed ; hop this misters well atiwed ustal
it besetnea a* flick es boney ; pour into
a jar, and it will keep for weeks. Line
dishes with puff paste and bake.
Ysat. Ponouse.—Beat owe -
quarter of a posed .i batter to a cream ;
add s quarter of a pound of white snow;
beat well four eggs and add to the rest
mei well ttyietber ; line a dick with puff
parts, spre.d over it a layer of raspberry
jam; then poor (elthe mixture, and bake
nearly three-gsac/sred an hour- This
podding is to be eaten cold.
W. Se Kerr,.
The age at which women should as-
sume lb* duties a( wife and mother has
long been adebstable point. A Brooklyn
mar/wine did not hope to settle the issue
when it invited • number of lady writers
to give their opinions upon the same
but the variation of thought was never
more apparent. Louisa 114. Montt main-
tains that the age at which yosne wo-
men ahould marry N from twenty-three
'to twenty-five, as "few girls ars ready
for the duties of married life before then,
wither pbtsicaliy or mentally." Rebecca meow Wish Was.
Harding Davis holds it to he "vs impoe Whatever •mat► can't laugh he u in
siblw to lay dew* say owner,' rule with
regard to toe properate for a woman t.o1sed et liver medicine. There's some•
so nor well dispose of more
than throe meals esck day.
Newer take ice cream or ice water at
your meals ..r donee the digestion of
them—withia four hours atter fading
them—when satisfied that a -•cold din-
ner" will prove unfavorable is your (ase,
as ordinary food is never half as cold as
these Mick*. I1 it not neasemery to be
governed wholly by our tains. especially
when that is 'whited by had babies —
[Golden Rale.
desalt, age sae CesearYl Poke.
The gales yields scent'
which cannot be outdone by the richest;
but the country is alt garde to those
who love it and go to it for it.: own sake.
Eery ooppioe and hedgerow, bank, mea-
dow sad mead teems with an ele•nee
quite beyond the imitation el art. The"
very earth newly turned in itself gives a
perfumllaibat Tawas and Rimmall might
in Teat bops to atrpaaa ; and if thus
1 etneiliniega ,army eat oar eyes and our
ears we is seep die sdvaeteges to bone
and mind --get nothing from leisure,
short or bag—it strikes me we had bai-
ter all adopt the maxims and habits of
Scrooge, and her tial nese of ours, of
whisk we are ss jingly proud, well down
to the grindstone every day cf our life.
Such spirits dears* no better fate. 1t
it the hest and only tae to which they
can put that feature, for
holidays t.. them must ever remain a
sham and • fraud.—{London Society.
The Latest ides.
"Johnay, are you ambitious to be a
grsat soon, said have fame when yuu
die
"Yes, teacher."
"And bow do y..0 propose to become
great r
"Make enough money to build me •
muswment—and build it myself err make
sure."
mmaarresry, at to prescribe a triwersal diet
which shall agree with all stomachs," but
she believes that "th. time for a girl to
marry lea whoa Abe meets a an who
heartily lone ler sad whom she heartily
loves, if ti• is old cough to be a
helpmeet M Rise and not a deed weight."
Madeline Vinton D.hlgreen thinks a
women of twentymust bare seen
s6 etwomenthe social atmosphere in
which she lives to be able to diserim-
inate wisely, and that the .Iaeatio0
of oarryiog should be r gul•ted
the gbh and Now of the human
here' Te Leer Stone the mote suit-
able sage he the bride seems to be from
twenty -6n to thirty. Helen Campbell
lays down the principle that no man is
fit for imo.y before thirty and no
woman before tweaty•6ve, and is this
she Inds a remedy for the
chaos of married unhappiness. Julia C.R.
Doer oonteads that between twenty and
twenty-6ve is the hest age for a giri's
marriage. Eunsce Whit. !teacher sub -
mita that Ihers ars malty teA.is why
marriage of girls from agitate, to twen-
ty-one woold seem to promise the hap-
piest unit'*, always provided that tree
lore was the. foundation. Mary 1a. Booth
regards immature marriages as a fruitful
mums of SOb*pptnees, bat specifies no
ages., I;tiasbnh P. Peabody shinks no
girl *mold merry natal she tads the
aatisfeetdl* of her ideal, which it pretty
indefinite. Adeline D. T. Whitney does
nM mord the &newer to the question
as "ose to be tut in hulls ; it is a mat-
ter of eirettm.tanoe and qualification,
diriif heart, mind and mnsieties." From
thing wrong with him. Many a fellow
in this ooentry has mistaken a disorder-
ed liver for religion—a .niaerable old
dor it is to "arty. I don't care whether
• (and laughs or cries in church. I want
to know whether he's a good husband
or father, or a good neighbor.—flea..
Sam. Jones.
A Madero Kar ell .
la a meant letterfrom R W. Doman,
of Del..rmne, Ont., be slates that he has
recovers& teals the Vatic form of dra-
pepsia, after suffering tor fifteen years ;
and when a council of doctors pronouuced
him incurable he tried Burdock Blood
Bitters, six bottles of which restored hie
hcalth.
Arab Fhtbsssh,-
The following is an Arabic prc.verh,
which we have taken down from the
mouth of an Oriental :
Men are four :
He who knows not, and knows not he
kouwim est, -Ba is e fool • shun him.
He who knows not,awd io-.ws he knows
not. Hew simple ; teach him
He who knows, and knows not he
know& He is asleep ; mate him.
Iia who knows and knows he knows.
He is wit ; follow him.
Decks are stab honey Alathre that
there is no profit in keeping them when
the bulk et what they est met be ler- t
nicked in "gala. It is for this hood
Haat it is Italy advisable to beep them
near ponds or brooks, where they can
Alf of which it woolq mow that the procure a terve part of their food with -
keg debatable plaintdobnlsbie,1,111 `fleayw•.. 'Thed14will thrive just
that ne marrying standard ley be emelt-110 wofr with only a tab d ester to bathe
d, that the hits and misses of married in and drink, but in rash a twee they
life are eskulited to costive, until the will need an immenee .mount of food,
mill/mime, if they terminate even thee. which with more ample water facilities
will not be required.
use. f srtr.e ee-
The ,seas_.$.
"Yea may .ay what jou like motheg,
Beattie no Longer loves we. ' "list,
child, how Jul you Leet that silly n..ti..e
into your head "fib, %my •itnplr,
nod only tot quwkly. When be takes
me home n,.waJays he always chooses
the shortest road "
MEDICAL HALL
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
CHEST IND DRUGGIST,
Dialer in all the Popular
Patent Medicines
of the day.
Also the following Proprle:ory ale. I-ri.eo -
JORD.ZN'a
CHERRY PCTLNIOYIC,
For ('ou.br, Gids, Whooping (bock,
JORD I .8
COMPOUND ARNICA LINIMENT,
Per Sprat's, Swelliags. Rheumatism, Ra
..1-08D . '8
STOMACHIC BiITTERS,
Por Itadiaestioa sad Los• of Argent,.
JORDAM'8
COMPOUND S Y R C P OF SARSA-
PARILLA,
The Great Blood Portlier.
JORDAN'8
RELIABLE DYSPEPSIA CURE.
JORD.AN'5
CANADIAN CONDITION : - WDER,
Por Horses and Cattle,
lilpsoisltT-Pbjw5.4 a' N and
Family Recipes Accurately Dispensed.
GODERICH
WORKS_
favui� 1 the beidases of JOSEPH
VAXS1T)NE. Marble Cotter. I take this op-
pwt.rlty of s rouneing to tine people of the
Omni, of Huron. that I am now prepared to
execute all orders in
MARBLE & GRANITE
1.1(11 [Will S liaLsns,•
Etc.. Etc.
Havl1)ngg twelve years practiced ewer:a . I
fool oosadent of givla` to 4.5055
"rheumy favor me with their orders.
STILL LO VPER.
CARLOW.
_gtn(�nwtlaulastomeek Goods dews (e PRrs i '1' NC A. RAC JET
S.V •ad would cordially Is rte all In ut far and urar If ti„t, want W buy GOOD
UOIt8 at RIGHT I'Itll'F:r'. to canon use, • a 1 bet,. a the ('writ:
w1U br HarrL5D visors ('art it trim:.
DRESS GOODS, SPLr..Du► tS EAR, (R' I3 c. per pint
FANCY DRESS MUSLIN$, Ce 9 e. "
GOOD Sit IRTIN((:;, (ria 11 e. •'
A HEAVY AND ('HEAL' STOCK THROUGHOUT.
Has lag this week fully assorted qty Stock in all the rations lines. b) cellos( and Iiwl a tla` 1
behove you will acknowledge the abate staltmest of low prices to be correct.
fa•'i'kase bear la mind my luutw 'st'ou't tie Undrr.wld.'
7_ RICi____ ..�S,
CARLOW.
ApwOrth, ludo
MISS vv
Tlie Latest French! and Mnoncau Styles
HATS, BONNETS
Feathers, Flowers, Fancy
Ktc., Btc., etc.
The Chicago House.
WEST STREET. KRICK,
Gedertc April kb Ilea.
1
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Mit
FDR CHEAP C000S
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
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Mar. 11, 1886, The Pecple's Store, GodeTioh.
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GEO. H. BROWN,
m9ica:ese to DR. WHPtKLi'.t
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST.
Having lately added • Fresh Stock of
Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Eto.,
to the already well selected stock, begs to inform the chimes of Goderick that he is sew able
to supply them wttb PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS at Reasonable Prices,
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
SOLE AGENT FOR
SLOAN'8 INDIAN TONIC,
tat.The Greatest Blood Purifier of the age. Every Hottle cieeniateed.
Monday Roars : -10 to 11 sono; 1 to 4 p.m.; 8.30 to L:10 p.m.
Albion Sleek. Goderfeh, Feb. tib, ilei.. w01 -iia
Widows and JIDOr Sills Goasrich Foundry and Machine Works,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ETC., Runciman Bros., F _ ..� fetors.
Supplied at Reasonable Pates.
Thee intending to purchase Monuments or
assd.'osas will and it In their interest to
GIVE ME A CALL.
RTI solicit an inspect lop of the work now in
the shop.
J. A. ROBERTSON
Goderich, March 11th, IBM. teal -3u,
NEW FflMTHORR
CONTRACTS TAKEN fee Still ENGINE$. fLIURNIC ■ILLS. AND OTNER MACHINERY WAITED.
Flouring Mills Changed to the Gradual Reduction System.
Horse Powers, Grain Crushers, Straw Cutters, Agricultural Furnaces,
Stoves, etc., etc-, at Low Pricer.
✓Ill Kinds of Castings Meade to Order.
J. B. Rclnctw*lr,
Goderich, Nov. W. 151 1m -1f
G. CAW= NOW COMPLETE !
Takes pleasure In that t.• has
opened sol a new
Confectionery it Fruit Store
iNN GOOF:itil'H, on
VV tam+l SiiYaia.,.y,
adlolning Knight's Barber Mmop.
The stock is new, and has been bought from
the beat homes.
Rural Lady—''Is this Washington "Bromley, I'm having a wretched time
. trees r with my wife. We wrangle fearfully,
Bostonian—"Tea. salsa. ; what do and she's se wordy that she overwhelms
you wish to Ind r me every time."
R. L —"I am lashing for the observe- 'Well, Darring.r„ theme little plum
tn*j, teen., are sot to be avoided, it meats
1 —The n.nuat observatory I know Dry wife mrd 1 have redeemed them le •
of is
le ( brdilp, /1r.. or foer miles--seeenroa. She demands his two wawa,
Ermaand I gond aaIaredly let her leve theta.
R L—"Well, 1 mean where slay it'. s smell ee*esesiam, Toe sea"
daseisSer .tsdies meals; I reeds some '4 should Welt it wait 1 eery yen,
reed sell R W e*MNM'.a, of shim► leo • fl..Riy, 'pas my sed I des (1k, I
1 will." 1 NM to tat N, .ed the tis, wet ere i4e Ms wesi 1"
"The first sad the lege"
THE PRICES ARE VERY LOW.
A roll is regipeotfolly int lied,
Godsrlch.](arch lets, iSM
SCJ°Y__.
That are going to be
BOLD C$EAP
8T---
SAiINDERS
VARIETY STORE :
Wall Paper,
Decorations,
Wall Tints,
Carpet Lining
Hanging Lamps,
And • Omelet Assortment et
lloso
--AT
It. W. Ri-IVCtwali
NOW COMPLETE!
A CHOICE STOCK OF
prtaNiri arcmonses
ori d. Gioceriee_
SPICL1. LINICA IN
Dress Goods,
S h i rt i n gs,
and Tweeds.
Highest Price Paid for Butter & Eggs.
GEORGE ACHESON.
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Ooderiob. April >Dth, 11*
BOOTS &SH
ES
Reg L announce to the Public that they have opened business in the abrn. !itor
in the store lately 000up{.thed by Horace Newton Having p.rekaed a large sad
well asnortd stook of 8priag read Summer floods at close figures we are ins
to Rive the Public the benedt.
▪ QUICK SALES, MILL PROFITS TILL BI OUR ETTO
pr -Please can and ,rashes oar Roods heforepurchasing elsewhere.
jr'Renwb•r the pleas, fest door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
1reisewle went will Metre nmr spatial sttentiow.
1111'IUse hot the best of material used and first-class unthaws *employed.
Jlff"llepsilrimg mostly dome not the showiest notice
(;oderieh lfarch fl lin. DOWNING & W ED D U P
The Cheapest House
UNDER THE SUN.
Wed -.t., tont door In the Poet 0114...
Dedert.5. Apr111ot, inti
Crauetting guide.
Uit.t\I1'1I:lNK
Marl.
Empress Wised. Ytaed.
Godertch 1.T. Tie aft ItJB pm 141 pas
'Stratford l .tt.I Aimee' I t:]ep.m I Iep.m
IMT.
Mtsrd. Mixed. Ex
StratfordLe. le aim I1ap.m PAt
Uudr", h I Ar. i NlD%.m I 3.15 p.m 1 pa.
11:15 p -m
HIGGiNS'
EUREKA
s�ax.x
FOR PUH/TI. s;N'P:P:TN:ENS, at PTA VOR
IS UNEQUALLED.
DAIRYMEN
.1 alit ircatly improve your
BUTTER & CHEESE.
Ag.-n.)for Western Canada :
t
Oikkiiid's Jens Dairy,
G,
HAMILTON, ONT,
trsend for Free Circular:1 n
March ?Stl . 1114. moo
Amusements.
GODSRIOH MECHANICS' INSTI-
TUTE 1.1HltAICY AND READING
ROOM, our. of East street and Square ter
Malta
Open hen 1 to d p.m.. and' from ; to is p.m.
ABOUT 2000 VOL8 IN LIHRARYI
Leading Unify�, W.'dJy anti Illustrated
Papers, Mo•:.rtioea, rte., on Pile.
MKMiontset Ttt'KiCT. ONLY 01.11,
granting free age of Library and Readiair
i(oo.i.
Application for membership received h
Libraries. in rooms.
J. H. COLBORN K, ALEX. 11057014,
Presideut. S.eretary.
d.derk;h, March 1145. IfaS. 115
C.A.NAIRf3
YOU WANT-
-IN ---
6tOCER1@S,
NEW AND FRESH
FOlt
Ile is showing a splendid assortment of
China an1ssure.
Come in and look, if you don't buy,
Ne Trouble to Show Goods,
C. A. NAIRN,
Court House Square. OudeHek
Dec. OA, 1884.
*ODRRIQB
PLANING MILL
5.51 ABWSHED 11165.
Bushman, Lawson : Robinson
* tNI:r*ri 1-ltare or
Sash, Doors & Blinds
°BALERS IV ALL .1� 0►
Lumber, Lath, ,thin
Lusafiles
and builder's materiel of every deo rlptlos.
SCNOOL H MNiTIME A SPECIALTY.
,IIA Order t to.
Underfelt Amt. t. 1111. 1.117
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
AV ING SBCTURED THR
Agency of t'arrda's Celebrat-
rd M1 (Vm Piahoforte'a, llarafsr-
ltstmod b, Keaare. Kaaem !Bluets. or
tweasw lam pr paaad to see As,
mums at Moderate Prices sad os easy
lernie of payment.
Harif a thorough knowledge of the
of Pianos. and what kind
of mat at and felts are re mired to
woke a first-.•1.ea inatrameet, twewd-
iaR purchaarr• a in And it to their ad.
rsrtase to consult Int before pun•hae.
lam
Fearing and Repairers a *prelates.
'All work warranted first nasi.
(leder* left at the nook Flores of \1r*. 4
reek or Mr. Lowrie promptly attended
la.
11Vtt"D 1. HR(11t'111.
PIANOS: PIANOS. PIANOS.
Goderlsk, apt. lm h. tots. MI! t r
•
The People's Livery►
JOHH KXOI, Proprieter.
The srbserlhpr to Dre(arell to famish the pub
lir with
The Finest Rigg
AT REASON ARUE PRICER
CA1.1. AND PER I'S Opppslt the Cn ere
Hsu Oedarte►.
Oederleb. Feb. Ink 11 ,