HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1888-7-20, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY 20; 1888. :i
TSJ PONT'S traidiR
%salmis Thea Arems.t.aar.
The fans., likes a wade es.
And &Hvee a twain oaf eawa,
Aad one. %mala be sheets • Ise
That gee with tabor team.
la spwlsa s., lets ha htrtd wits
Hake with a tut ur uKu
hetet maple sugar Iu • pen
Aad ell s let el pea
\\'nes tat►e grans be burps his feet.
WLee, value may sting ha feet.
lie knows they caul bite ihru utk a boat,
Aud *gore • pear of bet.
Ub Mr 4r ones seta • wire
To rats- • Ruck ef geese,
Aud wkeu be lawea lu Its • naive
lie mak,-* a lot of awes.
He's our, to boreaebt..p tooth
If he 41eets his tooth,
And he tie boards cam build a Leah
As glt as outer tooth.
Wte lc sees• link moues
Its ate • trop fur tutee ,.
Hr iLo,ukes to paint Me beano
As dry as other hive.
\std h
Hes
Tu tel
.\ wan
Hr s
Asc
And
'Cu
rreewbere wheaa child
o.t with other children
to father char a wild
wow ether wild»o.
.i• father Lill a cul(
use a oak of wolves,
e he sailed arms the gulf
souse usher steres,
Ile o r. a cherry whored oat
N'6 -, ha• wt ui kittens.
And moa caught $ asosatrous rat
K n had lot a lot of glena.
He .4 amuse his tired wife,
w1, worts like ether wives.
Ill• pb hag music ou alba
Tits wounds like oilier Ores.
FRESII fIIIYMIES FOR ALL
EILL NYE REGRET* THE DECAD NCE
OF REAL. OLD EELIOS.
Seam er to clammy Herd Irmo& Are
Warty .xbnarned-kiwissmise er Amwt-
asa ffeavoti.nuae boa up M the sums.
aril-Ratiametag l i*Jeriema
Among the many totters of Inquiry re-
eeived during the past week is the following:
"Lee year 1 made • trip abroad, and among
other tomb** of my visit to the Old World
1 seen. ad a flue specimen et • mummy, for
wbieh t paid seventy-five mufti. While
oboe me it to • friend last week I discovered
that the air of illin oia le detrlutertal to It
mad that disintegration is taking i.lsce. Cas
you tell nee what le the tams and whet I had
better wh, in order &o preserve Um speeianm
intact f'
You Care no doubt paid at learn seventy
fuer amen too much for your mummy, as
mummies go. Nothing is more dtat:earten-
ing time the oiiac,.ver7 that one's mummy is
not standing our harsh Ame' .ecu climate.
But tt.o e'utnee$ aro that you bare the
wooden, style of mummy, matte ewpedally
for Autertcana by the trade. Ilo is not an
antiauxin, and before August you %rill have to
decide . bather tortes' bun reside or let nim
rem the home Tho goats mammy has
beau groom' up for fertilising purxtnn.liar-
lag the post twenty yeses to rill an extent
that we aro running sitar% and spurious
tuummiet made of coarse people who have
d.ed ree.••tly aro dxat:ng the market A
[rimed of mine ;wrekated • varnished king,
supposed to be over 1,000 years old, for which
be gave 130 seudl and a silk umbrella. In
Mayor Inst Year he 1sgao to assort hiin elf -
the king did -r. nl to eater mon and mare
into the home life of hie owner till it was dm
ekled to have • that of shellac put oil hen. A
boor. "g i and carriage painter came up to
m .
this house. and while tatting ar:d iefurnhh-
T .a.at .diletme atovtee. leg the royal reikedirovered on the (orearaa
As enthlesiestic young lady, on her ni. a "ask blue Gddeset Liberty in India ink
%colo%'• •u to mymother, soertd ; mad the legdiad, " *%tenant Mogtnmis. Valois -
trader r'aiso, Int, 1x5:1.^ :1 mummy that bait w be
•'()h !I run so delighted to know yna kept in the refrigerator is a bitter, bitter dia-
1
ig1 have hoard about you for yeah as the appoinanrt t, and no doubt yours is of that
Mdy et.o u always tolling such wonder- class The modern methods of pressing
fel •%-dea to children. and they Invert- people do not in all cases prove satisfactory,
ably torp out to be Bible stones. How end 1 do not know of anything oto a pitiful
do you do it !'' "Very easily," replied or more humiliating than white explaining
my w i her ; "tee %Abd« storms are the ; your mummy to a ret trio of friends la aha
sat wonderful stories in the world. liteary to hare him explode on Your hands
I neer thought the Itible etrythico al/I1 t t"al till trlee flaunty. Shenld disin-
bat w'erestml, and to this day think tegrattea continue In the coat of your owe
my m Mr •curies better than all other 1 ntumoy' a private funeral is tl.e test thing I
mould *t=est. Int it bo a plain affair, ops.
hag with a select reeding or recitation, fol-
lowed by • vocal solo and a set-to between
some good artist and the piano You could
Tessonee.•..esasasa hew MM•
III we Bettie Smith, .J Furness *aunty,
Teo u who was art edited mit the clewsge
of stitch deadline. is said to be band -
loam sod aucompll•hed, and as supposed
to hese wntteo that wttd •ud stirtti.g
coluns, The Bios Headed $.packer ,
ue, the Kook When tee .1v. lien l the
C.l,,u'etl, Haney Mather editor t
Memphis Laleer, oiye that Mess %\make
h. undoubtedly the author of the story.
Tha 1. a Martuae revea•tt .n. At nue
time Outtroel Mather othred $3.UO0 far
the Samos diIf •.i db« author
When blies limttb was nrratgaed tM-
biro the United States Court as Nab-
vslle .be conducted herself with such
grace and diguity that the polite old
Judet, deeply impressed ar...e and made
her • pro f„ui.d tow
'Mite Sundt said the Judge. 'to ewe
you rah thes awful preelicatucut .erautale
tou.bee rue.'
'It does ole, too, Judice.
'How old are you !'
'Judge you should not ask such •
question ; but I will tell you. I am two
years older than way married ester, who
was married before she woe as old as I
am. One had been mauled eighteen
mouths, and sill speaks .ell at her bus
bated. Now bow old stn I
•I cahoot tell.'
•1 sin not to blame kr your mathe-
matical inefficiency.
'Why dad you go into the dtatllling
business 1'
'IR«csuee I ..%.tett to make whiskey.'
'flow lung here yna been • distiller
'Aver mute I was lei years old.'
'When .ere you sixteen years obi 9,
'The year wy father died.'
' What year war that
The year my l'ocle Henry moved to
Texan '
Smith, you are a woman, but I
insist that you shall answer m7 ques-
tions. Heil ember, that if convicted til
this awful charge, you will be sent to the
Peniteotiary. Whst did you do .ill
the •htkey made i
'1f.ld it.'
'Who bought it t'
'Well, Judge, it w.,u'd he rather hard
to tell who bought it all. $new time Ally
a party ..f gentlemen come into my
neighborhood to taunt deer. The parte
got out of whisk.,, and foetid it difficult
to buy any. After a *hi'e I told • man
if be tibeld-1Wrbts jug dorm on a dotter
and go away, be might, when he came
back. find the lea[ full cf whiskey. He
1\'Quid you know the num
'Oh, yea. sir; I fee -nixed
sa„mrut. Yon are t:;r :uta
Atom isaw Traveller.
tales. I began telhnv Harry the Bible
stogie, yooneer than many mothers
tbinti worth while, and I used to put his
chub',y hutda together and way his little oimegs a nail &emtission fee, perhaps, which
prayers m .nth& before he could lop the would go toward defraying reversal, and
wool. after me. close with • parade and torrent of gri t at tbe
My precttoe has elegem been to go up grave.
with him et night, °venom the undress- The wanton deetroction of mummies and
ing the, after he is tacked the stones at and their 111101,11a/6 importatim to thist"an-
haphasard, and from s oe:ent and hazy try when they have been "mond up and
recollections. I carried the boy 'quite O
going to make
good mummies
.arra and high.
When a nation be-
comes ., haughty
and exacting that
made. d: demands r h t -
t way Cf I speak frankly) that 1 barb pies, sttmu-
resse.n why so gany childreu lased by tbegrntle-
aadBible dull, Is because they have man wbo furnished
ugh' to them by • Iszs intellect. corn to Joseph due-
ls • come sometimes. No Ing tn. dry spell•
and expecte to pro-
m*" it. aspar.gw • $PIIT10i s atVIIlT.
by means of dead monarchs and the dost dt
bars presumptuous to the throw of Egypt,
you can safety predict that mummies will be
mummies before .now flies again. You
can't eat your cake and keep it, too. Neither
an you turn out a mummy in Connecti-
cut in two days which will take the
place of the rind thing. A judge or
those things will tell you at mete that
the bxonquet Is different There is
• unconsciously i through • regular plan of
Bible kiswry ; sod 1 need to spend •
_little time (very morning nl getting wap
'gibe stmoi• The more knowledge the
:.,%Mise, the more dramatic the story
to
and heavy mind can interest
sin a bnght,wide-awake child.
,aleu, thee the great time to male
riuus and lasting .mpression 41
of (he Bittle is before the child
I. The thump told then take on
rful bus. Ds es morning or mid
ver give us colors like the early
Ike the 1diele sorry book very much.
e read that •toed three times to my
Then is nothing in all the world not the ..ale nut brown flavor and odor
the Bible like Pilgrim's Progres of poorly ventilated linage about the Coe-
"' terry f•4 the mother who has emetic -at made mummy duet there is about
er rested herself and her children the Egyptian job. Th.F.gyptta.a Md • way
h the wonderful seeludy of Banyan'a etcerin^their people ■good deal the mina
u Oto physicians have now, viz.: by filling
am. them with high pried drugs. Our phyla -
filmy mothers don't believe in telling cisme, however. begin on a mart before ba
rte. to ebi'dren after they are in bed. des, while the Egyptians, instead of printing
Half the children go ie, bed half buiktlns about thin people, showing what
h our Whew if sesewry for the psi- their re.piratao" and temperature were, and
a large amount of sick room reap which a
The trued* en many times, is with ran hates to rend after he has reoo.er.d,
ourselves. We make stodyrns the Bible joss waited around until tie gentleman had
a.:uty and keeping Sunday • burden. 1 been permitted to die quietly in his own way,
Conk Sunday afternoon ought to hare surrounded by his family, and then they
snore privileges then any other day is came in '1151 Bund bin, mo that on the raog.a-
the week, and I tbiuk the rime of hear- lug of the resurrection a tooth broth and a
kg the Bible lit to be a little cadet'
Turkish both would make him lookiikeenew
than any other hour. men
An nomad young mother talked to The American Nem •.d the E in loos
mommy are facing away. The stay will (tons
me ono*, to gnat dummy, .bc tit her boy, come when those who have elaugbt.md
who oft*. ,.fused to ay hos onyoee. whole bents of buffalo for their tangoes and
The result would be pitched battle be- fmldterd thew timothy .od wale the dila% of
tweets the two, sad • eonpuisory repeat. dynasties will go hungry. We may think
i.( of hr prayers. ;Sou t .ver that that an Egyptian cemetery ha. oo bottom to
happen again, I entreated. "If you see tt and ant
a eros Hauge vein d these poopas
the battle aiming. focus it on soother is practically tnexhausbble.,bat some day the
p.Onto A lined general chaises hie own totem•n working on the loner level will
battlefield if possible. Then have every- oolne to the mrfaca and state in boar.. ac-
hing specially pleasant *boot prayer "into teat the try streak has pinched out -
roc Tell him • story give him s new The d<fOu brnweee • gem wall, for In-
s. r �p aid a deposit of emperors, b. that the
7 and is his leap cit mood eve A well
yet' little m
tie coe." to Rhe promi.ed a. latter le not to
sustaining. gas•
4., thin may continue give,iown or give up, maths
case mav be. for hundreds d years, but you
Two mouths afterward that
1i'7 was mu,* dig up kings and miaow forever.
n over by engine and instantly killed. some day you aro certain to dig below their
as with ha mother in • few hours, nett and imam aoather strata of society.
almost her first words were, "I Itada sing Y a prones worthy 01 the dark
er had any trouble about his prayers &yea It is expensive, foolish, trelem and
r that day sl 7osr bow." highly Injm•kms to the complexion. I am
bittriy opposed to it My own notion about
It is that the roan who sentalns ne will hive
to climb over my dead body to d0 to -hill
Nista Now York Wowld,
him in a
J
• Rad 1.....
Low of appetite anti the attendant
low spirits, dulluess •11d dehility, are of
eery frequent occurrence. Regulate the
bowels and Impr-ve circulation and
digestion by ustn;; Murdock Blood Bit-
ters wheneaer :hese symptoms are pre. -
out, 2
The best regulators ter the et mach
ted bowels, the best cure for biIios.e.a,
/Lek headache, indigestimn, and all aft.-
Ions
f.►done arising from • disordered liver, are
without wzcaption Johnson's Tonic liver
Tills Small in size, sugar coated, mild,
let effective 25 as, per brittle role by
4node, druggist, Albion block, (lade
tick, sole •gent
[•l
Mee Mee, or the Primrose.
It is said that the primrose was not
Lord Beaconsfield's favorite floweret e11,
and that the story that it 'arose from the
fact that the Quern meet to bis race his
softln • wreath of throe Armen with e
*mrd beariwg the inseeiptios. id her owe
band -writing, ''Him (aweigh* dower."
Rut she *east the favorite of her owe
)..hand, Primps Albert, ed of Buenas -
geld.
As taw Mob.
THE TABERNACLE BUILT.
MOON IV, THIRD QUARTER. 1NTER-
AAIICNAL KN[i. JULY 22.
Tb• Tres of Use ll rh.s le 1e M Mire
la Es aa.. es-s.-ei.Ne. Tees. 11
Cor t . 7-4,01•11••••••••7 be ate.. D. H.
11..t...
tO *4 wesd from lawn. Bolos Quarterly. M
surer s et U. s. dolmas rbaadesi s► (title
Moues had returned from hip seventh vtd$
So Ood a the mount; for the mound tie&
had he spear forty days and nightie tatam
sod did anther eat bread nor drink water,
and whoa be came thou form the moue
1he this of hi fate chose, bus be waw it elms
txZusv. ettax.
V 2a "All the oangregatloe depart...•
Moms had received a omuntand to take from
all the willing hearted amuug the children ac
Israel .n offering unto the Lord of the Mgr
tonal' mined in %w..a k to M. aha& with
Usual be might build a sanctuary la which
(ltd might dwell among these Mrs',
el. A Lull account of this totem -neck, with
all its verb' and the garments of the
pekoe, is found ill chapters axe to viz, and
repeated in chaplets Zvi to wx.iz The
building and its significance will come be-
fore us in our next lumen. today we have the
waking hearted people and their atlrtaga
11_ 'And they name, • • • and they
brought the dad's offering.* They did nue
forget to return, they did not object to that
sort of preaching, wither did they seam to
comeder h a grievous thing to be thus called
woo to contribute toward this building; it
was 'kin oQritl( auto the Lord" ova 1 11,
dei, 2t. tilt, ami tbry brought It willingly
tva 0, _1, TJ, int, because their hearts were
stirred up Iva 21, 1a. and they brought to
such abuadaocs that then was ertou suffi-
cient for a!l the work, and too much, so time
this people had to be restrained from twing-
ing taxri, 4-71. There was no ester
tatnmesit or fair or mood eosmrt by wbteb
to raine the money or bring in the material;
It was W a willing oferiug unto the Lord
II "Aad they came. both men and stomas.°
Thank God ter the women, willing hearted,
woe beerted. and with hearts stirred up tva
15, 26. who are found everywhere minl►
terng unto Bim, not Only in Dorcas.ocletis
and in dtrtrict viering, in prayer meetings
and as Bible readers, but as actual miseioo-
arisat beam and.broad. In the (lia island
mirios ales, out of its 2411 misgauges at
the l g d this year. S. were married
women and 90 unlearned women. Surely Pa
(Avila. 11 a bring fulfilled "The Lord gi vetk
.aweertee (.eaarfelt*.
C. uaterfeits are always dangerous,
more eo that they always closely Imo
Vert TRE n$I :Ir*L Its %PPIA•Agex AND
1,AIt1L The remarkable ueceese achieved
by Nasal Balm as a positive cure for
Catarrh and Cold in the Head has ir-
dused unprincipled usrties to imitate it.
The public ere cauti,oed not to be de-
ceived by unctions imitating Natal Balm
in name and appearance, bearing such
tames as Nasal Cream, Nasal Iieleam,
etc. Ast for Nasal Balm and do out
take imitation dealers may urge upon
you. For sale by all druggists or sen,
poet -paid on receipt el price !'SOcand a1;
by addressing Fulford et Cc., Brockville,
Out. tf
baby, 4° rod d i.wp emend m Is
so %
,.Yin mut clip yew► eyelashes. DaYy"-
Idea
• w..d.errl NNlhb
The Tamest mese, um, ewe the plays
*controlling part on tiro fiche of the
body is the liver, 1f torpid or insides
the whole system become. dis••mets.
Dr. Qbe.e's Lome Ow is made apeehlh
few Liver awl Midway dim.ew, diad fa
geameteed to ears. Reeips hook •.i 1
p4jgige $L Sold by a1 Artrpgida
A Warm Tog
"Mk Marl Moot sat Marts ik the titled
is new some chefm fry a Nur "'arbor. SONO
ewe &odd bell the maw the Skids r >N
• sad the title of W to be emu-
, mheeilli have beim "Ai t Were%
A* B4*r-Nerr%M.nr.
W►s. M.ereratls.
In et:Mtnes, to decorate is to add
beauty to something by adding to it
ornament, or perhaps color. and implies
something to be decorated. le n. en
I,.eonceteceoceto have no better name
than trinket, knick-kneek, gee-gal/Joe a
thing that exists kr it. prettiness •lune ;
and w we stretch the mote reputable
word to cover such things No, ■Iso,
people speak of decorating • stab of
wood or stone by painting or Carving
something on it, shrn the dab, if it ex -
nu only fur the asks .4 what is on it,
when the slab, if it exists only for the
Bake of what is on 0, is sore decorated
than the pointers cat rma is decorated
by bus picture, Let us use the word
now is its true sense, by whieb decorat-
ing exists for the sok. of the 'hilly to
whish u u applied. The dietioctioun
concerns us, fur neglect of it bas led
decorators into serious faults It is easy,
is the desire to something called decora-
tive, to think only ' ( the charm of what
we are do.ng, without reared to the
thing to which we arc doing it. Thu is
• besetting sin of amateur decorator*.
11•••••••61 Bedpan.
Do you wee .loss our tr..ettue I Don't
do IL • Take live tablespuu.fule of milk.
owe asp of granulated Niger, flavor owely
with lemon or %molls, then buil hr.
mtuutes. Best it bard until it 1 cool
enough to spread tt em the cake. The
bssety of the frosting is that it is reedy
to mut se souu *5 thoroughly cold. 11 e
very mos with ooeamu.t ui grated chug -tr-
iode skirted in it. \t'heu sg;js era high
It s gaits a saving.
A commute of Ire;t may be (treated of
cream, sweetesaol emu .tiptoed until
quite stiff, flavor with sowethutw delicate
iu eseence, such as goose of amain This
is gradually poured iu the oeutre of the
fruit. which 'oust he l.zge, as a melluu
ur large oranges. Lastly, the wuflevs,
fondue, with buscutt. The linger- hi iris
.re planed, and, if t,we, are nrved with
the dessert ; w We plate must be placed
•.0 the doylethat covers the dessert -plata
Coffee is served after the ladies retire.
Cream bustumte harmonize perfectly
with coffees Bab t•ne puuud of fresh
butter into one pound el dour ; make •
funs,.l-•bailed hole in the *entre ; into
at put half • pound of powdered sugar,
upon which the rtud o f • lemon had lean
rubbed orevwusly w p eluding, mud
throe whole eggs ; mix lite ata well
•ith the sugar, and mix together, f nois-
ing a dabble puts ; cut into round
pieces, each uearty ms large as • walnut
*tamp them amt with a butter stamp ..f
small size, and bake to an 01511 out too
hut.
Blanc Mange. --Take half • dozen bit-
ter almonds and eight ur nine ounces •.1
sweet almonds, blanched and peered
pound them in a mortar with • Itt:le
orange Hower water ; when reduced to a
paste add rather les. than • pint of milk
puuuded loot sugar to taste, a little Mute
orange-fl.swer water. Strain the mixture
through a cloth, eolueeziug it well. int..
a basil& containing eight or time sheets
of best French gelatine dissolved to is
pint of water : mix well, put into m mold
set on ice ; turn it out just before sere.
Ing.
the word; the women that pubdah the udimgs
are • geese host" tot V. He who permu-
ted many women to follow Hum and manatee
sato Him, wbo hindered trot the women of
bamar'u from running to tell the glad
%long%, who coumitricoed a woman to bear
the drat nwurrec:ioa message from Himself.
has nowhere that 1 can d:d forbidden women
either to minister unto Him, or to lovingly
testify of Him either in p.xrata er in public
"Every matt an offering of gold unto the
Lord." ibex bears must buyebeen wonder- veutirel7 Tway, down to the sound wood
fully stirred when eery man brought as +fterwatds washing the wound with s
offering of gold It is seldom that sorb solutlua uI chloride of lime khleaobiatt
metal anis its way into an offering unto the powder). at can, if this is presuted in be
Lord in thaw days: pennies or nickels are subdued. - Whore the nsighbirh.x,d is
apt 10 predam1.ate, Pawl -11P5 a fair spriaklinel tilled with diesseed trees it will he of
et dims with a few Isrgr 211.sr puces. hof little ase to try to Cure your own, for
the gold le mot abuadt Ther. wanse rout neighbors' trees will continue tr
what hearts ate rea.l7aaart upon the ..n tea "'1 :i,fest them or any new ones that may
work. moot who gig. theft best and rice 1
abundantly both a to time and money, bas he planted. It •11 tient growers in the
why are not more hearts thus stirrdf a ianit7 would agree to cut down ono
21 if one bad not golf, there eras silver baro every dueared tree, and if the
Rod hews ard wood %seeded, and if bras lir healthy trees remain free from the 'knot.
wood was all that a person leasable to bring often for • couple of yeare,I may be safe
it was as acceptable as gold, "for it than" be to plant new trees. The knot often
first a willing mind, It is accepted according %tacks the Morello cherry, and may
to that a ran bath, and not according to exist in • locality where then are so
Old M both ant" (11 Cor. vitt till One plum trees, acd when these trees are
of the silrer was made tba bg.dzad 'mints planted the cherries outmmneicate the
for 10. boards of 1h. tabernacle and the pa* disease to them. Thorough cutting if
tan of the veil, also the hooks and charmers it takes the whole tree, is the owl hype
for the present trees ; if beyond tKle cut
down all the diseased trees and do not
plant any more plums until the 41.....
*ppexrs to be extirpated in the vicinity.
It hag been stated that yellow plums ate
less liable to the knot than those with
purple trust, but this u not well estab-
lished.- American Agric.'.tertst for July.
0. Irepareo,
Many of the worst attack, of cltol.rs
morbus, cramp., dysentery and colic
come auddeuly in the night and the moat
speedy and prunipt means must ne used
anima them. Ur Fowler's Extrao of
LXtkl4traaherry is at -rowdy- Keep
it et hand for energies. It haver fails
to cure or relieve.
What a Time 1
Peep/. (orderly had, vying to ewalli
the old-faebfoaed pill with 1st /ha of
magnesia vainly dieg.ietag its lettere
sees ; nail whet a custom& to Ayer's
Pills, that have been well called "med.
Imaged sugar -plugs" -the only fess be-
ing that patients may he tempted into
taking too many et a dole. But the
directio.. are plain and should a
atttctly lullowed. •.' •
J. T. Teller, 1[. D., of Chittenasgo,
N. Y., expresses exactly what hundred/
have written at greater length. to
sa, r. " Ayer's Cathartic rills are highly
appreciated. They are perfect in form
and coating, and their effects are all
that the most careful physician could
des:re. They have supplanted all the
Pails formerly popular Isere, and I think
It roust be long before any other cam
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your pills get
full value for their money."
"Safe, pleasant, •ad sawfish' t.
the:r action," is the concise testimony
of Dr George E. Walker, of Martine.
Ville, 'irgtnta.
'• Ayers Pills nateell all similar prep-
aration.. The public having once used
them, will have no otbem."-Berry.
Venable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga
Ayer's Pills,
Prepared by fir. J... Ater & s -o., 1.owe", Y.es.
ildd by .0 Dealers Is 1[edarae.
%.N a tach tarsi
Mr Gieelo, •Irutti st, is net $ hook
sgrn'. has iia* the .._Pricy Ill Oodrrich
for .1 akin.•..'+ Tome Haters, which lei
,.al& hrmrnly r,-cenlmend far pity com-
alminr t.. alike a tome medicine is ap-
iriiceide. Pi • vito mhl« medicine kWh
I,aetn with nowt aen•nahimrly good to -
sults in mires .d tt•'steral debility, we.k-
neee, i rret• u!artt les Loculi ,1 1•, tamales,
,etr'enie lyl«lie?•, 1.,14514 etI.h..er,t oaf tbo
stoln*yh ant liver trouble, Idea
"t appetite, and f... that ttmler$l worn
out feeiiag that meetly every one is
troubled with at s..ine tart of the year.
Don't 1irirt the name Johnston'• Tonic
1i4 dirt inky._ moot I mor► 0 del. at lio•etdi •
drug s:orc. Albiuu blow&, V "Tenon, sol.
•;elft. •
.teen Y.M.
Black k•Int is due toe fungus, snot the
trouble is ou nmunnic*ted from one tree I
to another. if the disease is taken in
hand up. n it. tint appearance, whits
tint seen breaking up through the bark,
and the breach remoccd, or, 1f the
branch is large, the affected portion est
A hnrn or cut will heal gstokly and
Issue lees near d \-traria Carbulie salve
is applied at once. los
110 .1. la.N.
Mamma --Johnnie, did you throw that
cat its the 1,011 1
J,4►nssi�--Tndeed f didn't, I was
juin huldfna it over the box by the tail
and it wieg1*d louse and fell in. -Wash-
ington Critic.
.e .. veer Chard.
Don't .11,w a polo in the head to slow-
ly and sorely run into Catarrh. when
you an he cured for 25e. by tasint Dr.
Chases Cat*rrh Cure. A low applica-
tions cure Incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 bete
ear.+ ordinary estarth ; 2 10 5 bels. ie
1ear•nteed to cog' ehronic *earth. Try
at Only 25c and sere cure. Sold by
all druggists y
MN • glom
"marshy. you aro premien*, opine
my_ credulity. Arno never killed 180
rabbits
Wilkie*, assure you I have mot ir-
e
waged a hare from deo troth."
• k sever as»stee •saes
Lad fillsm tug. the pillar.; oat °e the bre
was trade alts motet" of abs court, this sage-
st* of the court gat, the sockets of the door,
and all the pima the tabernacle and court,
also the grate of the mum attar and all its
tassels, and the covering of the altar
gz>aclii, 27-31). The wood was used for the
pillars and bear's and Lars and also for the
framework of the two altars the table, and
flee ark. the gold was used to make the lid
of the ark sod cherubim, also the golden can-
dlestick; and it was mels to cover the ark,
the table, the altar of Iacono, and the forty-
eight boards of the tabernacle; it was also
beaten Into thin plate and out Into wit -eased
worked Into the Higb Prtss'a *pled, as well
as to form the .stings of the precious stones
and the crown upon his forehead
15, 1d "The women did .pin with their
hands:" end for this also they hal to he
win hearted and stirred up. The work was
for the baa of the Lord, and they mime
have wroeght zealously and cheerfully. It
is just grand to let Him have our hamlet*
work wits levet, mad our feet to ran for
Bim, and to say in all things, "Jame, t do
this for Thea" When our eyes delight to be.
mold Hie glory and our ears to bear HO
word, so that we bare eyes and ears for Him
above all others, then shall vv. snow the joy
of Ills service.
W. The olsyx and other precious acmes
were for the ebnelder stones nod !:react plate
of the High Pri-ti's dram on which wen..-
graven tbe mince of the twelve tribes; on
the shoulder stoma wording to birth, and
,a the breast plate aeocrding till the tribes
Ixzvit. 10, t't. They tel us or tbe
Garden of ides in the pad Oen_ 11. f3; Fi
ruiN lap, mad tbe New Jerusalem of the
future (Rev. ed. 19, tell, besides many pre-
goes
reeines %asoma coneerulog our Lords pressor&
wort o0 oar behalf.
1S A full account of the holy anointing
oil and sworn income, which was compounded
of thee* spices and the like of which no
one was to make for by own 0e upon paha
of death. M (bend In xxx, 111-.1(t
90. -Every man and woman whoop beast
mods teem willing " Man Iooketb on the
outward appearance, bet the Lord lieketh ou
the heart. and. eheref'm.,we are to serve Ells
with • perfect heart and • willing mid, for
He searcbsth ell bets *'a and anders.and*h
all the izstt*inatinas of the thoughts ed the
boort, R Sara eel 17. I Caron. xxa•sii, n.1
very old but appropriate prayer ram thus:
No "hardly ever" abbot it. He had
an attack of what people call "Milner
nesa,"and t smile was impossible. yet
s man may .'smile and sere, and be a
villein sill, still he was en villain, het a
' plain, blest, honest man, t)ltt «eddd •
remedy seek as Dr Pierce s ' • Mused
Purgative Pellets, which teil
Mgt bilp*nes aidel.Meed of
ilver, dygggl,wpar and .11*..'. sntwtlp-
Ygs. (If dreariest&
Wash. teed, ad pertly my Seam
•d mate w dean .o wrwry prrti
Aid wise W mens, Lego% keep It eco,
Tor that le more thee I dies da
"Per all amasser of wwrt.• A hews gibe
with pod Y ready for any or every were
that lie may appoint. ,asking rid w Ow. ought to he got rid of. There is just
will err ear own glory. but to he emptied d nue sen why to get rM of them. that
pelf and tilled y.with the eperit for Hie bas
or is take P,oachei German erman Syrup, "thighaatihe es
T%blot that *111 rms. w.mtng •ay druggist .i11 sell you .t 75 outs a
wee' -ere for t7od ia . more iwlras 5 ae,n.ms bottle. Ryon if everyt has odes k.s
egos with oar Lod Jame (Teets; far the failed you. you may depend spas this
more eyriy we tee Be greet love to s the for certain. .owly
Mee we stall love Hs and wast to serve
Bos 4* asly especity.
Mere Trimble flay be Expected.
If you du not heed the minium/4 of Ca-
ton and at Ince pay attention to the
maintainance of your health. How often
we see s person put off from day to day
tl • purchase of a medicine which it pro-
cured at the outatart of s disease would
have remedied It almost immediately.
Now if Johnston's Tonic Liver !'ills had
been taken when the first uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
have been ''nipped i -t the bud." John -
sun's Tonic Maces and Liver Pills are
decidedly the best medicine on the mar-
ket for general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills 25n per bottle. linters
50 cents and $1 per bottle, sold by
Goode the druggist, Albion block, sob
agent.
Te.gb.
A S.t..Alban. 4 -year ul.l miss had been
naughty the other dry end her mamma
abut her un in a t" -.'et he way of pat
.Ity. the Itttle one alten.ated batwing"
fits of trying and appeals of freedom.
and was 1atri to way within herself : •'I
'e'1 you !itis ie tough : - Albans
Mease nger.
Lidlr. Sal .
Tate co.npleti'.n is only rendered un-
sightly by 1',mples, Liver Spots sad
Yellowness. Them et is well known are
:.tu•cd from an inactive Liver and bad
o!o,d. Dr C'1*se's Liver Oure _ppurifies
the blood and .hole system. She Re-
cipe Book for toilet recipes, hint. aid
suggestions on how to preserve the com-
plexion. old by all druggist.
Ssa*w.taay tiAriiToa teae.pfnl
of stimulated sugar and • half a teacup-
ful .,f Nutter, rub them to • Bream, then
odd s pint of strawberries ;or any small
fruit in season), mashing and mixing
thoroughly. Pile in a glass dish. The
bot pudding .i11 melt the hotter, and
you will bad the whole delicious As •
voce for the podding oold I in did re-
cumwemd.
Sire Them • r'baae..
That is to my. y.ut longs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very wotw•
derhsl t.achanery It is Not only the
larger air passages, but the thousands of
little tubes and cal tiles leading from
therm.
When there ere ',,weed and chocked
with matter .htelt ought not to be there,
your longs cannot Ralf do there work.
And .hat they do, they cannot do
well.
0.11 it add, cnnwh. croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
faintly of thn.at and nose and head sad
lung obstructions, all are bead. All
Destroy the worms or they may destroy
the children. Freeman's Worts Powders
destroy and expel all kinds of worms.
lee
A Pelee t. the Mit.11euesa.
A little boy was told that the Rev Mr
Goforth, the missionary to China, would
he the only ('hriatian minister in charge
of • district having as many people u are
in the whole of Canada. "My !" he said,
"won t he hate to holler !"
■eW a .ode Cas]%se'de
A slim young man in the height 01
fashion wet violently sneezing in a street
EWE, when a companion remarked, "Av,
Chawle., deah boy, how d'ye etch that
dweadful cold." "Aw, deal fellate, Taft
my cane in the lower hall tether thy,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful cold. it chilled me ■linnet to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Red Pine Gum his cold would art
trouble him very much. For .ale at Jl
N ilsotl's prescription drug store. tt
s"1
Masher As 1111. Bouges& the famous eery
posse -Yon •io•F--ew-anti the gay sod -
am -glittering life of adulation fool live•
very-ew-ptimen:.r.:s line Ploorpret
Bonynew O a as eoetrarh Rewelleeri
est is meat oegplslsong Mat 1 tars se fleets
Wet el. -New Teri dna
A• C.rlseb ties
ersairsiMme to
• e melte 11I thasiele .1
M} little meet, aged 3, ssMaly bend
me remark to her mother that L attend-
ed in a few days to go to Lit tlgt Roek-
th. state eapital -o" some Inesw-
She ininsediNrdy re. to se mead alid..
"oh, i'wtla N -. when you die to Little
\-oak won't Ins bey se • heti" yanking
Mtn Cu fr Piicier s Cato
wee Baby was ick. we pvs her Casters.
Whoa she was • Clad she exile far ('arena.
Wire she becalm Mir she dug r. Csterle,
Whin she had Children, Ale soya then C.rnsl,
THE KEY TO NElllLTRIL
sr
t nleeke OE-, clogged .venose d th.
Bowels, =Mops and Lbw. readily
ung off gradually without weethsaisigg Bea
system, all the i par and 104
humored the users ione1at the lama
time OarteetYrls Acioety o111�a�11tDt�s••
Mom oaring Bin D6alrs..
. , Conatlpattlem DeT.sela
of the illdn. Drop y Dimness of
Netoor J. iw q' Bal• Its .
rrias of
oralrs Ya;011 edtil4aw suA mealy
other similar y1e
za
iniasseee et
SIaO(ID111,11112111.
L Maim • 01t. Ponsfron. ?sari.
INVENTION t""ea,
the world dnrlsg this tam len estuary. Met
peal .m.ae 111. wooden of investlr*
rs les seellsed sed of week diet ems
perfonaed 411 o.er t country wahine,.eciissm twgg Ne west ere their hewer.
Pay IIices any nae sea de the 1*erk : tidier
sero yews. er stdtae tont/peeled shinty regabed.
Capital toot needed ; yea are Maned hew
(•.t MO tint •.d �relp�etr. re ea and we .ifs geed
ppst4e ro*.T.10 6 .wilt w( vales.1 15 t.. ..
n n o t at will start Ion • hrwt-
aim, whirl' will Ariel" yen In Isere maw
right sway, lbw aeytbiaw .!s . the w
'-
famed walla M■+. Address Tat E ft
As salves. litchis.