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lam teepees Soy a /begot.
I Iew M tunas ase4 twists,
And hew he ,sods•
la Willies ab Meg; •
Hom mead M reale.
Our wWealeaim boy inthureh!
Tama earner un' etlU. 1
He &treads with a w- 11.
While the story te told
tN some hero bold,
Our deer, thoughtful bq 1■ cherub;
Hut our Kind surprise
At his thoughtful eyes,
I,
termed tedespair
As Ire twitches Mohair
Of his little dater to church.
ORW, each naughty trick files,
Ata tea from the eyes
Of tits mother so dear,
Who thinks best to sit nem
Her mlublerwn bo; a ch.tnh 1
Ann' tyer irk k comes
Yes alb (lager be drums.
Or W 'kerchief b sprsat1
AU over hie lose-
r% rot @1111 we take him torhuruA !
He's troublesome? ties!
That lam Iwuud to venires :
But Owl route the bora.
With their fun and their sole.
Aid He .urrly wont. their In church.
Much children you know,
Log. loot year. ago.
Diu not trouble the Lori.
Tho.•gh his disciples were bored
So we'll keep them near Him is church
• to reel asassneat
.n made by Miss Jane Rutherford, it,
Nettles Cortaro, Unto, Rb„ write, -"I
have used your Suede ck Blood Bitters
for Djsp•psia and tied it t.. he the best
remedy 1 ever tried. B. It B. es told
by all dealers at oue dollar per bottle. 2
Salt is a very common article, for the
ocean holds it, w,luttun an immeoee
quantity .f it. Dow rtrange It is that
though Salt water is not ht to drihk salt
ts necessary to health and fife. Have
you ever eaten br'ati in which a, salt Pies, as Lbs tra5Is are thtek enough to Ian sod cents. As well might a shin be
hes been pot f 11 so,yoo know it is cast.. •Put lad ani steep for Several da; s of sat upon a wife's dec,.ttnn or the lore of
lees. My cki dreu would not like to eat 'I Mien'. children. Thera his been erected in the
meat wohoot mak oft to bait ie mime, To Cert Coax. - Cat the Dorn from ''park of au, American city • statue 01
soluble, irrsoalar, sparkling, hard and the cob and peck in glass cans until ro Howard Paine. Other statues here been
wh.ta We say : "As .hue as snow.' more San be put in. Pet the coven on !erected there in honor of men of greeter
We might say, es white as salt. Chem- loosely, and set as many cans as will !renown, but of none of whose single
tatty tells as that salt is chlordia of stand straight 'u the bonier, till the boil ' achievement has foond such atTeehouste
sodium. Two elements embrace or ab- er up to the noels of the cane teeth cold routing to the bosoms of the young. To
sorb each other, and the result . alt, • water, and boil for three hours from the the little ones that ituthir a'eout It, all
compound unlike the chlordia and so-
dium which compose it. It crystalizes
in the Corm of cubes which distortive in
two and .Sven -tenth times their weight
HO08111$OLD HINT'.Seam.
If sailed upon to give the 41.40 sienifi-
Caurs. sup 41 melee -M, nae ' cant motto/) liable In our laiotuese, it 1.
oud nae -half tmaepoouful of aaterates , uot'iuubt.ed but that by Ieusatmuus voice
mama all lumps est e/ ihbo coin. then it would be House. Its tneotiva anv.r-
best with etulaaee. until .11 of • tuata; ably ptctursa to the mind the old home -
n ow add ort. half teal eful af woken' steed, be it • o,tt.ge in it edtage street,
lard or butts. owe -half teaspoonful of
salt, one teespuonful of ginger and one
slap of soled fit ur, beat well together ;
or a omission in the mteat of ample
gruuo,L and oat y eovironmaste.
N'hu dues not revere tie home of his
thea one cep of sour milk (buttermilk u ohildho,.d, mud ell the plo•eaut things
better if ubrats•hh and more flour untiI that clustered *twist the family roof "is
it is very hard, rull oat es thee as poen- the drys of auW Isug quo, ' even t�, the
blm said not. seed the, bake to • yui.lk pictures to the wall, the old mew chair
ut.•.i until brown. and the great overgrown family bible
Dzurror. Caul ours Cees -Orae cop
that rested with folded Duren wits al•
white molar, ore half cup of butler, two toted place. There, too, was the dower
eupe of flour, one-half sus of stoat mill, Igls d ti, with ate scatty kept beds of
whites of three alga t.wteu to a froth, mmnguld•, pinks, pansies and hachslor
buttuus, wuh hen end th.r. • flowenn
rose bush that defied the winter snow&
added last. Il•ke uo two lung tins, with
or, half teaspoonful of soda, one tea- int
spoonful 4 imam tartar ; wtttass of aims
We 5.010 1' see them u..w, as we mw
albs,;. between and on top.
'them years ago, and to realize more then
ever that we shall neon cease tv love the
Yit.uxn. -Three-ft urths cup of rest- picture, for it steals upon the memory
d chocolate, one cup . 1 white sager. with the (resenting' of *prom days that
yolks of three eget, tw , tablespoofule renew the verdure of the fields and fill
of sweet milk ; mix to a basin, end set the w old with rrj ,icing.
iu hot water to scald while cake is "Be it ever so humble there is so
hokum.). stir often, dew"' with '""ill"; place like home -no place that in the
et cool until thick enough to pnad same degree rewards the care that is be
cool. stowed upon it, for the home a the
Cagan Pt. -One and one-half cups
powdered sugar, two reps. piece butter
atm ..f a walnut, one cup of sweet milk,
two ',sinuous cream tartar, one tea -
sewn salerstus, three cups .tffted dour. or fl..wer that lends its beauty to the
Cream, butter and sugar ; add the rims lawn, Nan educator and sheds upon the
and beat thoroughly. Put in the milk whole household a refining tudaeeee
fez opt two Targe spoonfuls, and stir in which is felt in all the yeas to come.
dour in which you have sifted the cream R'nn has not read "Ytociula, ' and shar-
tartar. i iseolve the soda in the rest of
the milk, add the last thing. }Salient two
Isrge, deep, r .und tins. When wanted,
split one ut the cakes and cover the low.
er half nit'h slices of banana sprinkled
with powderedau,t.r. Haresome whip-
ped cream prepared as for shortcake, sod
spread a few spoonfuls user the fruit.
On chia place the other portion "f the
surgery of the noble and great among
the rates of men. We cannot do tote
much for our home& Every well chosen
ornament within d ,ore and every throb
ed with the unfortunate captive his soli-
tude, for the companionship of the
humble little plait that pushed its way
entre tine reeky pavement of his prison
yard, and who has nut felt at acme pa-
th.' of his life • like interest io some
frail charge committed to his care and
upon whose well being some dear hope
rat entertained'
cake, which moat be covered with bane- Wee hare known parsimonious men in
us and auger; pour the reuteatodet of the estimating the cost of bring to reckon
cream over the top and Was, and serve the interest ten the money value of the
immediately. Use a silver knife to slice family homestead, es if this sacred spot
the bananas. This recipe makes two was capable of being figured out in dol.
time the water begins to boil If two- that need to be told them is that this�i is
game cane are used, boil four hours. i the usage of the man who wrote the sang
then takeout and *crew the coven down of "Home, Sweet Home.'
tight. Hay or straw should be put in It is bec•nse the home is always Nu
of water either hot or odd. There are the bottom of the boiler to keep the cans surd, and terms an ineflbcesble pictete
several kinds of salt. Ruck salt is dug froth br'eaklagt in the mind, that we urge its sanctifies -
from mines in the earth. In Australia CaorKSza Picgttnt-Make a brine thin by every available means. Nothing
there is en immense mine is which ie a strums 'month to bear the weight of so which adds to its comfort in a material
chapel. In nor chaste, it 1. chtetly ub- egg. Into this put cueumbers fresh sense, or to its adornment in a purely
totoed from springs and wails of water. Irene the garden. 'Thee will keen in ,esthetie relation, should be neglected.
The must imprtait tali weeks are oar thus brine indefinitely. Whenecx fresh A single inez' eneire but gne.ful picture
Syracuse in the State of New York. ; pickles are wanted, take out as many as in the Iir.ng room, a stand of hardy
8011@108 Ysesatenewn 1111111111-tesewses the
Mousses eoopes.tsa memos.
The Niagara Falls rut way .u.pensl'•n
bridge oarrted suoowafelly a heavy treats
fur 7ti yeas ; it was then tumid that some
repairs to the cable were required at the
soehmags. Timms terns were made,
as'd the &echoroig. was wbitanttally re
Winced. At •rhe mine time it noes f.,onu
that the wooden wspeuded superstruc-
ture was in teed c,udition, end this was
euttruly reueuead and replaced by a struc-
ture of iron, built .ud adjwte1 um such
t• 'Lenoir se to secure the beet too/table
result& Fur some tune it had been
noticed that tbmstuis towers which sup-
ported the great cables of the brtd4e
showed evidences of disintegration at the
surface, sod • oreful eogioeetiug •1141111
oattuu iu 18d3 showed that those towers
were in • really dangerous couditioa.
The remote fur this was that the saddles
over which the cables pass on the top of
the towers hod not the freedom of mo-
tion which was required fur the action
of the cables, caused by difference of
temperature and by p&missg load&
A must laterestetio and suooeseful feat
was accomplished is the substitution of
i.o0 torten for these storm towers, mah-
out interrupting the troth: across the
bridge. This has been accomplished
eery recently by bedding • ekeletus
Iron tower outside of the stone tnwer,and
transferring the cables from the stunk 10
the Iron tower by a moat ingenious ar-
raugement of hydraulic jacks The
stone towers wore thou removed. Thus,
by the renewal of Its suspended struc-
ture and the replacing of its towers,
the bridge has been given • new lease of
hie god is in suelletit condition today.
This Niezera railway seepensiun
bridge has been so long in successful
operation that it Is difficult now to ap-
preciate the general disbelief in the pposs
stbtliity of its success as a railway bridge,
when is was undertaken. It was pm -
fatted ■td executed by the late John A
IG•eh'ing. Before it was finished, R"bt.
Stephenson aid to him. "If your bridge
succeeds, urine the Victoria tubular 1
bridge at Montreal) is a magnificent
blunder." The Niagara din succeed.
Yew a Mode fasgM lMa.
.k ohm young man in the height of '
fashion was violently sneezing in • street 11
ear, when • companion remsrkd, "Aw,
Chawles, dealt boy, how�r Batch that
dwesdful cold." "Ano, deah fellah, left .
my cane in the 1 -wet hall tether day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful odd, it chilled the almost to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey'. Red Pine Gum hie cold wocld not
fiionbty him wary much For ala at J
•s
!0'X AND FANCY.
When • monks make op their mitred
• We
to get alarmed it easy be called
vista
What s the ditfereaee Mewea • lee -
pard aid • Netbvdut scouter / Oue at--
not chance his spots, sad the otbsr
meat
A clergymen was telling • aurvellei
' story, whoa hie little girl said, • -N .s
pa, is that true, ter is a only peewits/6d r
'•No," said • druggist, "there s nut
each an awful profit us a glass of soda
water. You see, the wear nod tear on
I the glass amounts to something
1 A man was selling a bows, and the
would-be purchaser, impairing es to his
looping powers, asked. "Wdl he take
timber t' "Hell jump over your head,"
was the answer , "I don't know what
you call that."
It is said that at learning to swim
women are quicker than apes. This se
probably beesu.e the costae& of wearier
trains has learned them to kick out
gracefully.
■.►.g Treabte Stay be Expecte&
If you do not heed the warnings of na-
ture and at ince pay atteotion to the
muutainaoce of your ealth. Huw often
we see a persue put off from day to day
the purchase of a medicine which if pro-
cured at the outstart of • disease would
have remedied tt almost immediately
Now if Johnston's Tonic Liver Pills had
been taken when the fret uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
have been "nipped i.t the bud." John-
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
decidedly the best medicine on the sur
kit for general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills:23a per bottle. Bitten
oi0 cents sod $1 per bottle, sold by
Goode the druggist, Albion block, sole
agent. (bj
A worthy schoolmaster once re-
solved to put down the piscine of pro-
fane swearing among his pupil& Smit
watch was kept, arid it was not long be -
fere three youths were caught in the
amt. All pled guilty. and were duly I
punished. Resolved to improve the
°weaken, the teacher requested each of
toe youths to promise he would never
swear amino Twu of them at once
complied, but the third held out and
would not prorates. On being p�
for his rasion. be replied : - "Wive
s cuddy .t hams, sir, and he'd no gang
unless ye swear at him."
WORDS OF WISDOM
We loon .eolitu_whaa lite has pawed
pxacriptu,n [icor .tura- tf
awry. ry
The Tbte.t gel,' Geld.
I can see a lovely •alley where Nature
had gathered into her lap all her wealth
of scenery and we! ; all her riven of
jewels and ?erple-cla•i m,uttalns, where
the castles of the nobles above end the
homesteads of the peltants bedew and
abroad presided over peace and plenty
Coates salt is tnade by evaporating the are distred from the brio., and let them
lowers in a winduw•rsnot wuhoot their amid eternal S,nng.
water in *railer vats by the beat of the ' soak in fresh water two days, changing educatiooel as well as inspirational value. One day while dinging a di:ch a lump
men. Fine, or table salt is made by I the water once. Now pet two quarts of Such tow ere the barbiugers of health, of goid was turned up : Pursuing :he
boihrg the brine in large iron kettles. ; the best eider •ioe{tdr Ito fifty coesm- the warders of dooms and often times search, a mine was revealed. The news
Sea salt is made from the ocean water. ; ben; on the fire in a parcelain kettle,with the forerunners of refinements which a the discovery overran the valley like
It has a bitter taste from other salts Ione ounce of whole pepper, t os of ma- spiritualize the humblest lives and open
which are *hoc in the water. Sea water , lard -teed, 1 os of ginger, abced, 4 oz of the way to • higher level of thought and
e.•ntatna one -thirtieth its weight of alt. j mace. a small stalk of le ss-rsdiab, a action.
Pleats contain a ,mall quantity of at. e; piece of alum the size of a large pea, and Then ts much truth In the homely sp-
it is arpli.d to the sol to promote their 'half m cup of sugar. Tie op the spices horusm, "All work and no pity wakes
growth. All the children know that salt in three mush* begs. Boil all together Jack a dull boy." Children should be
seasons food aged preeereed meat end ; 10 miautes ; then pone all over the Provided with the means of amusing
bah. It lase another bee, namely, glaz- I pickles. It is not necessary to amid the tbemeelves in suitale ways, and almost
mg esrtbenware. Animals require salt etwmbers, yet many do 'n, rutting any inncceot way is suitable. You can
the tames* humin bonnie and Nature , them into the kettle, with the vinegar not begin this top early, nor continue it
has i evaded salt licks for wild anttnals laud mime, wbea cold, and mewing the too late. Playing cards are often object
•
an epidemic. Rich and ;mor were soon
employed digging up the sail. The
noble allowed his castle to fall into ruin
and his park to run into a wilderness.
The peasant left the fallow to dig in the
mountain side. Rices ran dry, for the
waters were diverted into flumen to wash
the golden dirt. blonds were eut down
to furnish sheds to import the under -
It is easier to he wise for others than to
be so for ones self.
We like to give in the sunlight and to
receive io the dark.
Experience is the name men give to
thir follies or their sorrow.
If we did net flatter ourselves the flat-
tery of others could nut hurt ua
A man in any station can do his duty,
and doing it can earn his own repast,
Eternity is long enough to stake of
for the ills of our brief troubled life
hen.
If you would not have affliction visit
you twice, listen at knee to what it teach-
es.
Do not east your burden,' upon others.
Rest them between yourself aad heaven!
If you assume the garb of a fool, are
you very sure that jou have not a natu-
mined earth. The fields were mottled ral richt to it.
with preat molehills and holes, and the There ie nothing more necessary than
The dumb creatures khuw where to find bottom. sides, and top closely with eab- ed to es imjlementa of gamblingar , but so apeck'el face of Netere revealed where to know how to bethe tdious.toommu
these salty pieces and resort there to lick I bye leaves, which improve the color. are wheat and deur and horses, and even the gnldpox had left its filthy tram' of life
it up 11f they are Dot green enough at themea in frets of endurance sometimes The rich Memo rrn•r and they ravelled Our enemies curve nearer to the troth
It us calculated that a tenon consume@ 1 tiro scalding, scald them a seared cease and brutalizing. But aside from . in their halls. Vulgarity and pretense
sixteen pounds of Slat 'tory year. or 1 11T11, with fresh leaves around. This ads there are venous indoor amuse- I ruled in the castle. while the noble bee -
about five ounces a week. Someone has `recipe is especially desirable for people menu to which no reasonable objection Qed at his own gate. The ' tint sat in the
calculated that the salt in the ocean, if , living in the reentry, bemuse, hewing can be made. By all meatus encourage ' magisterial chair and the vile woman,
separated would make a add stratum want' winos. the ..members of any size seasonable outdoor exercises, and do not espousing the bel bon, mo•ontd the
r ter the ked of the oeser. 140 feet thick. preferred can be picked each day, wash• be alarmed at a little 1 uiaterousness. A I throne, and they received the homage
There am many salt home in the world. ed. and put into the brine. if the beet keerty risgtine laugh indicates a healthy deeto genius,
The Caspian Sea is the 'arrest being four coder vinegar is used for making pickles, cc.nditiout. You will never hear it from _
tines se large as Lake Superior. Great they will not become soft. the pale and sickly offspring of Dante i nemeerese teuterrrns.
Belt lake in Utsh es the largest salt lake Mezzo hewn' - Take some very Propriety who stands ready to check the Cucnterfeits are always dangerous,
in the United State& Now. children. lewder string henna. 'oma tory •m;(1 least naturalness in her tittle old men i more so that they always closely txt-
in the opuuuss they form of as thou we
do ourselte&
Retribution stands with uplifted ale,
and culture, rank and robes of sanctity
canr.ot say its blow.
We would often be ashamed of our
toot actions if the world saw the motives
whtch caused them.
The nerve that never relaxes, the' eye
that never blanches, the thought that
when yes use salt, remember what a otiose, a eauli.ow•r broken into bite, • and women. There is indeed nothing ; TATE rug ost.ot(At IN APPEA1!ASr'E two avower wanders, are the harbingeoI
valuta', article it is on earth so near heaven as a little child ( laws The remarkable @access achieved
pepper* gherkins nand small green tr who has been suffered to retain its Rales aim- I by Nasal as a positive cure fur vr.
ictory,
tic'Pet solitude 1
or maMr ?01101.
is usually subject to dangerous and sad-
den attacks or bowel complaints, diar-
rtse
.re. dysentery, etc., slowed by change
of food and water. The on-eerie
/a
n re-
medy 'and curvet safeguard against all
pet: troubles s Dr Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry. Never travel with-
out It. 2
Scene\ - Dunbarton Ret -office win-
dow : - Two roasters gazing at a re-
pre•eatatiol of • mother caressing an
infant. Jamie -Aye, Delude, that's gee
an' like ma mither an ens wee baby
brither. Duncan—His your mither •
babbi. tote Jamie -Ay, Doctor Mac-
lachhc brocbt it, an' ma mither paid aim.
Dunces--Aw. bit nor wean'. far the
beet, 'casae Mrs Wilson brought it fn
the Co-operation Si".. and it's a cheap-
er vin tae, forbye we'll got "daviden
on't. .f0mie agrees that in fetes all
his wee baby heathers will come trim the
dote.
ens an•vevaae-
it at said that daring the lifetime of mn
the avenge ea be will soder* about
500 days nasals. The bat way to re-
duce your seer -sego
mee ie to wee Havdo.
Blood Bitters whomever the system re-
quited a toots regohtiug and cleansing
nod:cans. 2
The beet way to improve eM i$il 5 lot
is to build • home on it and pot a good
..
man in the boo.
Beal spreeaae.
Run no nsk in haying medians, bat
ttt. groat Kidney and Lever regula-
r, made by Dr. Cha.', aothes of
h.as's maitre. Try Chasa's ave
It and 1111 TR In
m
imagoes,,
them in salt and water and ere •great delight to the Agoing. The
let them stand .boat twenty-four hour care bestowed upon then is never with-
out,
them well, pat them into a jar nr
pan, end turn boiling *pieced vinegar over oat its reward, as the oft told tales of
them ; let them stand till cool, then pat their fidelity and instinct that seems(
them into glass jars and strip them tight. akin to reason' amply testify' Only the i
The proportions of the different three- vicious or naturally cruel would indulge
diorite in this pickle can be •arid to suit 18 abate abuse' and to such, their eom-
the taste. paniontship should be denied
hs inmacea .•f wh•tev
Sore roe A Se ALL Fem ur. lbs of d r the home should be made
seep meat, ora soup bnue weighiwg th d t sweetest place on earth. It
In • word, tot er
Me or a nM1,
that ; wash the meat well and put to it 3 . is indeed the shield of honor Arid the
quarte of oold water and threetesapn�a• sanciuiry of ipso'. Think not that any
e .ares
fills of salt, half one of pepper, nue small
carrot. # • small turnip, moos ; each
must weigh 3 ounoes after peeling ; @tick
one clove in the onion, cut the veg.-
able., and when the meat lies slowly
boiled two hours, add the vegetables and
cock 3 boars more. By slew boiling is
meant just an occasional bobble in the
mitre of the pelt Skim just as the
meat comes to the hull then throw in
half a sup of Bold water : take off the
scum that will now nee rapidly, adding a
little cold water again when it begins to
boil. Skim again after the vegetables
are in, and when done, strain. When
mold, take of the fat ; don't shake; the
snap, but poor through • clan cloth, &11
,bet the •ediwt, whimb*e.p to mike
gravy. It meet never boil feet, or it
will be cloudy and taste poor. There
will be two gaar1a ani a halt of fine,
Meat slap, if the boiling had treats en
slew as to waste vary little, sod this will
be sufficient for two dinners. It ay be
served sear tan fine day, and the next
liaised 'nth cager rifle, barley, nom
hos, vermicelli, IWian paste, noodles.
Me.
iuvack/We Uavtu.-I tablespoitshl
et few nasal. 1 pint d sweet milk, 1
Pint of water. Mix the floor and semi
ore for all dtssots of the lower, "n a little of the milk. make the rem.inn'•
rye, Stomach end Bowels Sold by all of the milk and the water hot • wbM
drumstsboiling stw is finand meal, seed"
n^ paleness en often nA- II.AI 20 mtr.ut.&the Reae ta teats. easeten'
The u. resat
sowed le yowls girls and womNt. is dee sweetie if desired.
is s wrest measure to a last of the red
esepnuelei 111
the Mwd.. hl eTh o r,medy Freeman's dorm Powders Aemleoy
H's&Menwinmeraery•anIhlW.blood" ec.sLteeets, rim"" "TEM without inlay to sawn
or infest lm
an4 the hast yM disowned es Johnson's
T�aa•••Ddisowned. Sotos Priv. bit cents, and el
Moktatge et °mosses dreg stare, AI&im oI'roepevtty ewmis.ks the ykier ; ft%Nf•
?tem11 per, Bole spat, [let silty messes the virtue&
thing which adds to its eejoymeut is
wasted. No investment yield* each pre-
cious returns, since neither the love and
gratitude id the young, nor the peace
and c.nteotmeot of the old, are capable
of being estimated by the aorntd values
that obtain in the market places.
Hay fever is a type of catarrh having
penalise symptoms. It is attended by an
inflamed condition of the lining mem-
branes of the nostrils, teat-dacts and
throat, affecting the lung& An acrid
•wcoue ueecreted,the di.chargeiaaoecm
Denied with a burning emotion. There
are severe spasms of enforcing. frequent
attacks of headache. watery and inflam-
ed eyes, Ely's Crams Balm is a reme-
dy that can ble depended upon. Boots.
et dr..ggiste ; by mail, registered, AOeta.
illy Brothers , Droggista, Owego, New
Turk V ly
_ —
As old minister in Perth, in doom -
ling from ensue tett i* whit& the word
"follow" occurred, informed his audi-
ence that he would speak of four dif-
%mat kinds of followers. "Firm,- said
he. "my friends, there are fill..weee
shiest ; e.enndly, there are followers
afore ; thirdly, there are followete
eheekie for cin, sed aide* by side* and
last i a', there are followers that Maud
.tenentill "
Catarrh and Culd in the Head bee in-
duced unprincipled parties to imitate it.
The public are csutiooed not to be de-
ceived by noetruma imitating Nasal B•lea
in name and appearance, bearing such
names as Null Cream, N.sal Balsam,
etc. Arc for Nasal Balm and do not
take imitation dealers may urge epos
you. l''or sale by •11 druggiatu nr newt
post-paid nn receipt of puce (50c and 31)
by addresatpgt Fulford & Cc., Brockville,
Ont. tf
a fn* OM
Around rich Mottle of Dr Cbve'a
Liver Cure is a medical [vide .nc1 receip
book ennaining unfit information, over
'100 reasiees, and pennouscrd by doctors
sad druggists se worth ten tunes the
.net of the inadentna Meditiitse wed
Use* $L tioid ley ail dnrggrste.
A story is is told If a a woman who,
having some bodily ailment, called upon
a doctor eo have his advice. After es•
&mining her minutely, he gave her a
fly plaster, and told her to put it on bet
chest, On calling nett day. the doctor
asked if she had applied the plaster to
her chest, and felt any the better of it.
"Nn replied the woman, "i tsarina •
chest in the house, and I just olaand K
on the auld tea -biz...
tee ea weer Coave. '
Don't allow • colo in the head to slow-
ly and surely run into Catarrh, whets
yew can he cured for 25c. by using Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Cure- A few applica-
tions cure incipient catarrh , 1 to 2 boxes
mires ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 6 boxes is
guaranteed to cote uhrotric catarrh. Try
it. Only 25c and sure cure. !Sid by
all drsgei•ts. 1y
M. L. Swint, of Grand Rspide, has
lomps of gsarried rock salt placed in the
manger of each of his Hihsteina, a
method of salting which is recommended
I.y many. The salt eons 312 per time is
Chicago, and a ton makes eaves bureau.
Ladies Oat .
The oomplenioc is only rendered un-
sightly by Pimples, Liver Spots and
Yellowness. These it is well knows are
clued from au inactive Liver and bad
blood. Dr Chase's Liver Care purifies
the blood and whole Teem. Bea Re-
cipe Book for toilet recipes, hinta and
suggestions on how to preserve the moo
plezton. fold by all druggist.
A Famous Doctor
Once mil that the secret of good tomettio
.---d la ke.ptng the heed
feet w*sa, and the bowels otos
the eminent phyla..an heel is ore-
and
ur
and known the uteric. of Agnes raft
man aperteet, be would cert&ialy t.yve
emeesa-s-ded them, sa so many et Ns
distfngutshed successor* are duos`. 1
Tim celebrated 1)r. F&nuwort►, rn-,
Norwich. Como, recommends Ayer%
Pills as the best of all remedies lett
"Intermittent Fevers."
1)r. 1. R. Fowler, of Bridgeport.
Conn.. says: " Ayer's Pills are hied,
and ualversally spoken of by the people
about here. 1 make daily use of dies%
Hs goy practice." •
Dr. Mayhew. of New Bedford, Name
says : " Havtug preiu rtbed many tins.
Node of Ayer's Pills, in my pewter., 1
tan eaheeltatlugly pronounce them the
beat cathartic in use."
The Massachusetts State Awyer, hr.
A. A. Hayes, certifies' : ' I have made a
careful analysts of Ayer's Pills. They
contain the score principles of well_
known drugs, Isolated Irons inert mat-
ter, which plan is, chemically speak leg.
d importance to their usehtlness.
It lwaree activity, certainty, and uni-
formity d effect. Ayer's Pills contain
no metallic or mineral •uh tante, but
the virtues of ye -getable remedies is
skillful combination."
Ayer's Pills,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. A yer k Co., Lowell. V s. .
bold by all Dester•s In ie 1.1*..
It not the eetuetion which makes the
"Lien, but the man who snakes the &itrs-
tine'. The alarm my be • freemen.
Tne monarch may he a slave. Sitr•-
nuns see n• hle dr ignoble, es we may
make them,
ectental a are.
A core for Chelsea Morbus A posi-
tive cure for thio dat.gerona completed.
and foe ell scute or chr..r.ic tens of
bowel complaint incident to summer and
f.11 is found in Dr Fowler's Estrect int
Wild Strawberry, to M procured frim
any druggist or medieiue dealer. * ,
It is mid that the sae cello res. toff
with a pair of scales is the man who stole
a weigh. But the matt 'Phu cheated b
them was the one lying to weight.
Regulate the Lam and B "wets by the
jzdicioa use ed National Pills, they are
purely "operable. lm
A lady asked Garrick why love was al-
ways repnraeuted es $ child ? He replied,
• "Because lure hewer reaeber the age of
wimduin and experience."
Mule e. rl•rpes..
W. are taught that everything is made
to till some purpose. Th. reason Bar -
dock Blood Hitters has succeeded in be-
ing placed in the front rank of modern
medicines is that it fills s, well the pur-
pose for which it was iutended-that of
curing diseases of the stomach, liver and
blood. 2
floe of the beat usggestions we have
seen anywhere is that "Every farmer
should grow his own feeding stuffs o0
his own farm." To do so makes farm•
ing fairly profitable in bad times.
Bare and thin spots in meadows can be
remedied by sowing on grass or clover
seed and apnekliug it over with a light
coat of tine manure, and if well sorateh-
d with a fine toothed implement the
process will be aided very materially.
To make en excellent rattrap fill a
barrel two-thirds fell of water, and
spread on top of the water a quantity of
chaff. Take • piece ..f light board, .iz
inches square, and to the centre of one
aide of it a piece of smoked meat and te
the centre of the other aide a piece d
lead, or ether metal, a little hoiden
than the meat, and set the hoard on the
chaff. meat aide up, and makes runway
en the eats can tet to the top of the Iter•
rel cm the outside. This trip is always
set, sod the rat san never eat the bait.
•• He Sever aeaeta/ •gala r
Pin "hardly ewer' about it. He ked
an shuck of what people ealI "bilioas-
neea,"and to smile was impassible, jet
a mole may ''senile and smile. sad he a
villasn still. Mill he was no villain, hat a
plain. blunt, honest man, that needed a
remedy such as Dr Pierces "IMg'asant
Perg.tive Pellets." which never fail to
Mem b,iw.nesame end discussed m torpid
Irmo, dvspeMu snit chrome oaust ps
ties. tie drnggtit&
If our whole time was spent in ama-
ing ourselves we should find it more
wearisome than the hardest days work.
N.,. Yessaeta►M 114111.
Found at last, what the true public
has been looking for these many yeses
and that 1. a medicine which although
but lately introduced, has made for
itself a reputation second to none, the
medicine is Jthnson's Tonic Bitten
which in conjunction with Johnson's
Tunic Liver Pills has performed some
most wonderful cures impure nr im-
pnverished blood soon becomes purified
and enriched. Billiousnew, indtgeetion,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, etc , soon disappear when
treated by these excellent tonic medi-
cines. For hale by Good, druggist, Al-
bion block, Goderich, sol. agent . (d ,
It is alleges that manufactures of lard
have used fifty million pounds of cotton
seed for adulterating lard doting the pact
y ar.
Te /M remessS. . aa/ matt whom
it may eases.
Phosphstine, or Nerve lime, a Pim-
them Element !lased epos Scientific
Yeats, Formulated by Professor Austin,
i1. D. of Roston, Masa., eines Pulmnn-
ttq Coonanmptioa, Sick Headeehe, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
clad dl wasting dis.a.se. of Me- human
eyresa Phsmphatiwe is not a Misdating'.
hist a Nutriment, Laic.a it en stains no
♦eseable to Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Rummel., and no Stiun Ianta, hat sionplj
Zline PhnspiiMie and Gsrtrie Memento
fused is ear duly f.w.d. A single bottle
is aYfa.imttA lel enevinoe. All ilrugtrmets
.dl it. fit OJ per bottle. i. rally &
0o. sale woes foe Om Duminton,
.Z., A real Etreet LAst Toruntu.
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W:LL CURE OR REUEVt
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINE88,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
FLUTTERING
OF THE HEART,
ACIDITY OF
IrNE STOMACH.
DRI rES
INDIGESTION.
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPELAS.
BAIT RHEUM,
HEARTBURN,
ItfADA(NIE, W THE SKIR,
And eery spectre .1 d1M•as
dt.order•d LIVER, KlOaetYS, eT
$Oewata OR St.000.
T. MILBURN a 8C.. ^-a''t''p pre,.
Clilira Cr' for Pit r'iCastarz
When ashy nos risk, we p.e iter em*wo.
Wins she mea. & ChM. aM mad ear OapsatA
When she besem. Mir, abs sheat se0•Mmia.
Whoa aha had Cbdirak she game them ani sem.
INVENTION
hes MVO
lotion/MT
OW warts Amin. 111. hit hal eeatsry, Int
IMO ameng the weeders et inventive pep
rr tea method 17071871.1..4 .1 week mer sae
pe.tter ocd an ever tit* ttesatre within*
t 11,. +wharm Muss their hemss.
Pavy Illlmeal an tae cue 4e the •�•�
.nos, young or old so epeeist • Ity rot=
not no.erl,.d . reg see etaeted
Cot tuts not and rotors to .Mead we will
am
yfro!,eew.Mhtt.* of 'pent valor sere
partamcv to Too, that wt11 ONO pen 1. beM-
mwr, which win Mag yen to mw
right *way, tam anything else fa the =if
44.8114 wit* few. AAdreee Tltra R Cps.
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