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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1888,
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She steed ammie am while 1 Wire Gis order
five • busimei .
Soo &hi/44mM M. I said. -Awl put •
bright bird's slag wpm b.'
A member ef Apellehee esolets was ehe.
Awl coils, were bee osassaaass made es
worldly Wk. 111. e.
rilta spoke about the helpless butte we, wick-
edly were herring.
She embed the mawake. mid tney really were
&termites.
She said iluet meant Hi. lade bI,4ai• bee in
trees arid skim.
And there was petiole in her voice aa4 tears
wete la her mac
"int surely la this beauteous wade you ma
nue lovely theses
Emmet to tr1mp:3,a hate." she said. -without
the dear bird. wham."
I mo braide her test Nuns day al her ewe
homiest dimmer.
i Angelic beteg t hit she was to entertain • sin
tier
lier wellappaiateil table grceeml beneath the
ample spread.
(vane renewed appetizing course. and hung
Itee.
But said no filename bootees. "flo hare •
road bud. dear.
I'tor airy are so delicate sed sweet at this
tune of the 3 cer "
-gee wheeler Wilcox.
ILmUy IL adereSswd.
The causes of surname complaint.
diarrlere, dyseritery, cholera neurbus,
etc -.ears the excemite heat ogees( greet*
trust impure water. over exereon and
sudden chill. Dr Fowlere Wild Straw-
berry re an infallible and prompt remedy
ler all bowel compleiata from whatever
cause.
ends
Every bedy has heard ef Frank Millet
He mints pictures and writes !ruagezines
settees to oases of peace, bet when a
wa* IS "un h• becomes a "war erre-
@pendent,- and se likely to turn op in
the Soudan, the Transvaal or the Ilse
hates. But times wee a tints white he
was tiot known. lie sent lectures tn
Mealtime to be suremid good ones, bet
no 'me peril any particular attereutn to
to then' or mod auything &bent them
tine day be sooceired an iclea: H.
painted a picture of a lady in black sit -
tine on • bright red sofa standing against
& vivid yellow bacenritind. The efiect
was just • tries $tartling. Friends who
mei it in preemie uf production espeete-
lated with hins, and asked what he was
Rome to do with it. They were simply
astounded when he announced that he
was going to seed it to the exhibition.
They labored ivith him, but in rain.
They told hen that the critics would
''wipe the floor' with him. "They can't
do that without mentientng me," aaid
Frank, quietly, "aed they've never even
done that yet.TO *4*. exhibition the
picture went. It killed everything with-
in twenty feet on either std. of it. It
simply knocked rut down and held you
there. The critics got into a towering
peseien over it. They ',ruts whole col-
umns about it. They exhausted the
Engin* laeguage in abusing it. They
richt-shed the cammrnittioe that permit-
ted it to he hung. They had squibs and
gibes about it, but every time they spoke
of it they neeetioned Frans Millet. He
suddeely became the best known artist
in tewn. Somebody, because of the
stir at had made, bought the picture at •
good price, and removed it to the se
clusim of hie own home. When the
the etzt exhibition came if Frank had
another picture ready, one of a very dif-
ferent sort, ..td very geed, but no better
than other, which had been exhibited be-
fore. The critics had much to say abost
it, mid "rooted with plosoure the marked
improvemeet" that Mr Millet hod made
"an evidence," as they modestly pat It.
-of the sales of criticism, even thoagli
severe lo a young artist.- And the
them newer saw that Frank
ha▪ d si compelled their attention by
• clever k.
Made ea Purpose.
Wo ars taoght that everything is made
to till some purpose. The reason Bur-
dock Blood Bitters has seeemeled in be-
ing placed in the front rank of modern
medicines is that it elle go the pur-
peer. ter which it was inteeded -that of
curing dresses of the stomach, liver and
blood. 2
Tablas tars .1 44. Waspis.
And it is foolishness rather than 41-
previti not on the part of the wee@ mew
er but of the one who should know hsaw
to take eare of the wages when they ars
earneeewhich keeps ao any families at
the struggling poor most of their liven
If the soother has "no faculty,- if eh* is
''s 000r manager," her husband mind
ehildree must safer with herself. People
'pima of her scornfully, as though it were
her own fault, when it is largely her mar
fortune. If as • little girl she had been
treated se a reasonable and responsible
beams being, if she had bees Riven so
assay tents ....k andexpested to read-
er a strict savant of them, if through
the years of girlhood she bad been sot
merely permitted bet obliged to take
°replete chants of her own financial af-
fairs, wbo can doubt that she would bate
learned valuable lemons in the art a
spending Innemy to the beat edema's*
that would he of incalculable Gerrie* to
her now 1 The batons of oceureey, order,
punctuality end thoroughness, if Dot ma
rowed in yoetb, are nearly impossible to
gain et all.
Tea ignorance of emohnoit hominess
principle@ which women dospley as result
of the wretched old 14.4.1 4. women's le-
tterset helplessness sad bratalesoneem eed
general worthlenness. Ham mot women
two feet sash as well as mass 7 TM. why
does nal fhb Individual women Isere ta
stand on them, sad why oo.44 she not in
ties* learn to milt aloes? Are sot our
hands levee um to earn some, with, and
our heads to show us the beet way to fe-
west it 1 The Peet el all evil Nosy be
made the rant of a great des/ of rood to
tbowe wbe protease the bowel, •irteee 01
prediense, foreelhought mod diecriamina-
Tao Said 011 "ddelltd
'nal best supplement of religicia t.
eoneirsou seem After legerrig resolved
to fulbll the hiebeet possibilities of uur
aature, the Wiese' ovaries lies Its attempt-
ind to risme' the mental end physical
citiiiitiou winch rootlet mettle Intuit
possible.
A sense old lady, *hose dimly living
wee like subtle Imbue, 5.4once raked by
• aso ely young girl how she couki *Set -
Oise sell milmeasad • ithust tine apporia.1
failure.
''My dear," sere eke, "the Ars& emelt
of demat living is iu *be help atia sup-
p.ee. we receiv• from abov• ; the atscusid
tea it. taking care of uureelves. Whim
1 bud that 1 ate more than woolly satin
-
Iles to dui word. ot life, I bike halt an
hoer alone and read a pleasant book, or
•vett take • nap. If the chareA wheets
jar in the gates. I say to myself, 'Cisme,
mese, Mouths ' We Joust stop to oil
up l'
"When I was • etre I had a quarre!
w ile toy Lest (need, and all because I
had been up half the night before, ate:
dub. t know etieugh to take a nap bete*
Nadine fault web her !"
'Bet I should grow selbsh if I watched
my se Ms in that way,' said her ewe
ineed, discouraged.
O. bless yea, it must be cione with
discretion! Poetard your nese and
bo lit as delicate arid complicated ma -
climes which must be kept to order.
leiu wouldn't expect Tour watch to esep
time if a breadcrurnb had lolged among
the wheels ; why should you drinaed
gentleness and patience of this humane
mechanism if you don't exert yourself to
ace that it es kept in reeair '
"I once hail a lit of the deepeet indigo
blues, which yielded to an orange, entire
in • lorieit little room. The °Finite wwl
sweet and the senItght Ito dazzling that I
coueliet retest the eemetten gradually
stmalsug ate that *hi. is indeed the
•bset of all pueeible worlds,"
• rennet lanteasene
is mode by Miss Jane Butherted, of
Neils* Corriere, Ont., who writes -"I
have used y. ur iturecck Bloud Bitters
for Dyspepsia aod tit.d It to he the beet
remedy I ever tried. H. li 13, is told
by all dealers at oue dotter per bottle. 2
in Meager eif a Groat Illow.a.p.
Clat 41OGIATI. Ail,. 1 -Dr. Ernst Weis.
senbacher, professor of geology in Head-
e!berg University, has arrived here after
making a emit of scientific wept...eon to
the natural gas well at Findlay. Ohio.
The profaner stays that about 1200,feet
below tee city of Findlay lies an immense
cavern, several tulles long and in some
places 10140 than half a mile deep. This
erewdoil full LI gas, which is under •
pressure almost inconceiveble. Then
came anentl strata of reck, peresps •
utI# in thickness, and thee the Ivrea( in-
ternal bre. The last et the laeers which
lees directly over the tires is melting
away. Abseil ten miles from Fiedlay on
either side *1*4 of groat thickness, bet..
it nears the tawn it grows thinner, the
fure.ace beneath disintegratine and...,
lessentng the Mimeo. From the trie
mendous cracking which is to be heard
by the sound instrument, It is almost
certain that disintegration is gems oil
with great rapidity, and the professor
memo to think that an early catastrophe
is not improbable. but probable.
$aumemer Travel.
is usually subject to dangerous and sud-
den attacks or bowel complaints, diac-
ritic*. dysentery, etc., caused by change
of food and eater. The sovereign irsi-
toady and surest safeguard against all
"zit troubles is De irowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry. Never travel with-
out it. 2
114.Care ef Tinware.
Many women speed a good deal of
time tn trying to keep tinware brigtit by
scouring it with some kind of powder
etch week. This is a poor plan, as the
less soeurine hewers softies, the better.
It removes the outside coating, and
though it be kept tookieg bright by
herd labor, It will waver look as well a&
if it were washed in cram, hot suds.
To be sure, that whim the tidie stained
the stein will have to be renonved by
scouruhr, bat only enough should be
done to remove the stain. Kerosene
and powdered lime. the ham very timely
pulverised, is claimed to clean tinware
isierly, and wood mhos is also recom-
mended for the game purpose.
A better powder may be made of the
soft white cinders that are usually thrown
away. After sifting th• ashes from the
stove, pick bona the cinders ell the soft
skeet ones. They must be sift enonsth
to crush between the thumb and finger,
mad alter meshing up fine they are ready
to be used. First wash and wipe the ha
clean, thee with a flannel rub it osier
with the powder. It is so fine that it
does not scratch ur wear on the ooating,
and elves the tin • beautifel polish.
Never use lye on dowers, or it will rein
it. Keep an old toothbrush for getting
iota the mania mooed the handle and
Moe. Never put vinegar, tomatoes or
any acid substance in tin. When tine
are new, first fill the boiling water sad
le• stand for a little while before mine.
To mend holes ia lemma. use petty,
placing it on the outside.
MR dello. Maw Tsar Illaarsatasedaatsas.
Many (amen in the meatier; of Lee
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nos and Addiegton were proposes, to
petition the Goirernisest to relieve emu
sad oats from duty and thee anew them
to seems oiseap feed for their Marvise
meths. The terrible drought Nas eon -
whited many that essemsretal reefireagy
woodd be of iesaleulable based*. One
preetieal farmer puts his positimi in this
way : "It I want to expert 11100 worth
of emirs or bones to the States and im-
port 11100 worth of oats to feed othe.., I
am required in pay 1190 dety es the
settle mid aed 1110 oe the este bought,
them kletall SE/0 eis • COO treimeeties,
miesply bemuse Osessassidel Dee.. beg
.14 14... obeained."
Ilattelea est
The enteplexion is only reedited un -
1 sightly by Pimples, Liver Spots sad
I Yelloweess. These *4 4. well known are
mewed from an inaetive UV* sad had
tion.
1 Mond. Dr Chas Liver Cale
Ithe etbued and whole system Sae Re-
Freesias's Worm Powders destroy sad ap, ea,k go, toilet poogion, mete sod
yegoove worms without injury to *dolt ismissins si bee 14,41=7 tee On..
or talent 1111 IA )7 4
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Tenetiont asegleadelm1111.
Thank the lerd, all ye time min call
yourselves healthy. The dap hall OM.
by fur physically delicate This
age deusaiiike He4jei. mil yowler V111111114111
with ample waive and veriteble unnele.
tipeciimil fruit aed specked people go to
the muse category in the popular taint.
'Iro the guirtiket, "how •r• itei today f
I, fOr tees, always feel oleo replithe in
the word., uf au eel Irish servant we once
hod ((Jud rest her faithtul soul wherever
be thus eitudy day 1., "i•irst rat,.
glory be to Goa l s such • geoid
thug to be well aud stroug, to feel that
your soul is riding oat its way to glory in
• chariot atia net 11, a brukeu doe u uki
mud cart
Talk about happiness ! Why, a welt
beggar has a better tune of It than • sick
king, any day. 11, then, like • Mate
your strong ring teethe you •berti the
counties., shafts .1 pent which that ;Arita
old epurtansee, death, is ever aiming at
poet litenanity. count yourself au ingrate
if lite tioug ef thankegivitig is not always
melee/ from yuur heert like the coustaut
wee in • bubolieg smog fur tory joy
amett the clover.
telltale tore.
A cure for Cholera Herein A posi-
tive cup, ter thus dangerous complaint,
sod fir all mote or Chronic furnis of
bowel complaint incident to summer mid
fall is lolled in Dr Fowler's Extract of
steld Strawberry, te be procured from
any druggist pr medicine dealer. 2
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• Flarirelt at al
To keep chichens out et ths fiewer
beds, stick sheet sticks four trachea apart
all the beds aud leave the tops from h ur
te six tucbes above the surface of the
rround. Cieceeto uot tweeter beds
nxed in this manner.
Any planta that have become sickly
I Attune can oliet.,by the aid of few dimes
of titral• of aala, be quickly brought to
a porfect state of health again ; bat
beiug very powerful in its action this
atuet be usei in small quantum, a pleats
about the wee of • Marble HI :awl enough
Ir a twelve inch put. This forties's'
has oleo the effect of forceig plants on
much mere 4iumck1y than ...thee manures,
ar.h is therefore rideable for assistiag
those that are naturally of slow growth.
A correspor.dmit of tee Itelleidierr/
Feuer says : "Upon a lawn which I re
oently noticed there was *rowing a tante
clump ef white PetuniAI, eirorgletely
covered write pure, wh:te, blorienuis. The
secret .1 their wonderful growth wee
simply • bottomless earthen p t, seek
into the earth taken from the ground
where the pot was set. I newer Gast on
large • Meth on • plant, or such an
abundance of bloom. and tt kept its
beauty till November."
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The Sell Water Bath.
If you want to keep your akin 'ties
this summer you will have to persist le,
the hot water bath. I road a funny'
thing the other day abut Mrs Langtry
using slices of raw meat en her face to
make her skin ..ft and white. I should '
hke to call it a campaign tarradiddle,
only Mts Laagtry is not ruontag for pre-
select. Her skin is kept Deft and
white by he use of the very bolted c
water and the giving ef a Intl* care to it
"rhea it is exposed to the .un; some
simple inntmeet, perhaps put a little
'timeline,
as rubbed over It for a
and aa for all the wonderful stuffs she is
credited with seine, I doubt if they have
touched that (Ur pure face.
Plently of exercise, a great deal of
bathing and even temper are about as
itood to keep the Ono in order and to
keep one young looking ae all the cos-
metics erescribed from the the whew
Cleoptra lived. However, when you are
in the country, don't submit te the
abomination of hard watet-I think it
would ruin the complexion of an ele-
phant 11 700 can't get rain water put a
little borax or • few drops of aintr.onia
in the bowl whenever you bathe your
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HOUSHHOLD HINTS.
--
Advice is like meow ; the softer it NM
the toaster it dwells upon and the deeper
it sulk. into the meted.
'To thought and dereatioo which ask*
book. serviembie, and gives a koala'
mod vigour to the mind.
A Gout, Sour. -A knuckle ot weed
stewed in uzaalk, with rime very delscatele
dateured with lemon peelmake* a
boterishing brath when beef tre la die
DI11.14',GTA CALL - Take one cup ot
butter, two of white sugar, four of sweet
creme, the whites of eight eggs and one-
half temtpuonful of baking po•der
driver with lemon or rose water.
SALLY Li44:44 WITIKAST YIRAsT. -To a
quart of flour add tier eggs beaten up
with one cup of sugar, use of wenn
milk, with a otblespeonful of melted but,
ter in it, and two aud • half teaspoon -
NU of baking powder. Bak• in "Turles
heads" like sweet cake, bop serve hot
for breakfast, putting it on the table
A Petit Courorx. -Wipe, but do not
peel the pears ; steam thorn until they
are tender, take them from the steamer,
put theta In a pudding dish ; ad.I enough
waiter alm.et but 1101 .luits cover
them, an.I a cupful of sugar to • quart of
P'S. eet thern an the oven for wine
fifteen te twenty minister. teeinees are
ale. mos served in *hie way, only they
should ee peeled and cut au halves.
A Levee Pr,etpi Nil that is acceptable
if served very culd is the following : Over
one p:ut ef sponemerake crumbs pour
our (plea ti milk. Stir in the juce and
crated rind of one lesion, the yolks of
three Vire a small cup of sugar and •
pluch of salt. When baked, spread the
top with eirrent jelly, and fret with the
wheesllrowis in the oven, and set on
the ice when *ed.
5. Or it Wee CANDY.--Ttiko equal
quantities /4 sugar and eyrup, boil in a
suitable pot, till when yeau dip • spoon in
cold water it crisps like glass. Pour it
001 on a greased stone or dish, and as i;
gets cool threw up the edges and work it
with the heed, or use a hook, until it is
glistening like gold. The hands should
have a little 11 .ur on them occasionally.
Drew it into sti:les, or leare it like rock
if preferred.
A Dee. 1te Don. -A pair of not very
young filar should be cut up and fried in
a saccepon, with butter and lard.
When lemonremove the pieces. Add
two tioely chopped univea to the sate.
gravy and let them bevorn. Also seed
and aim right or nine tomatoes, cut
then an slices aod add to the fessie
also half a green p .pper, finely chopped,
Iso cupfuls of hot water or beef stock :
season end let all boil steely fer half an
hair, and serve with plain bi iled rice in
a separate dash,
ILLY T44V4/ /.411 BtEtKFi.41* -Grate
about a peund ,.fceld boiled ham, twice
sa much lean as fat, Season it slightly
trith pepper and a little powdered nutmeg
n' mace. Beet tne yolks only of titre.
eggs, and nix with :hem the ham.
Spread the mixture thickly over s'ioes of
delieetely brewned toast, with the
rusts pared off and the toast buttered
while het. Brush it slightly on the aur-
ae* with white egg, and that brown
wee g red hot shovel or salamander.
face.
Oaf Way ao Ten.
'eq.( a gentleman may : 'Cons hyar,
yin black scamp, ea' black mer boots,
se' do bit quick, too,' I knows dat man's
from down Soul', he gwine to rimme
limpet), en' mos' likely a quartah.'•
Thus • derkey bny on a Mississippi
steamboat was explaining hie pnation u
to sectoonal proclivities. He went on
further to may : *nether gentleman
say to me, 'filly dear rune culeid frien'.
wili you ise se tio black my bootaf'
dat from Gemara's te7 mountains
or monomers in dat direction& En'
inebbe he amine tor trireme a John de
Baptis'-dat's one aset-but mos' likely
he cwiester jig' give thigh&
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0111 sen •Yerape.
It is mid that during the lifetime of
the average man he will endure about
500 days sickness. Tile beet way tn Po -
duce year average is to see Burdock
Blood Bitters whenever the system re-
quites a tonic regulahug and cleansiag
modicine. 2
Items or totems&
Printed matter r inesitured by •••eios"
the !attar "me- hetna the unit. The
following compilation is by Prof A. P.
Lyon "The Bible eontains 3.600.000
'sass Webster's Dictionary. 20,000.-
000; Johneone Cyclopedia. 511.003,000;
Chernbeles Encyclopedia, /01.000,0001
Applittoo • Cylopedia, g0,000.000, mid
Eneyelopeilia 13ntanere, 140,000.000.
One of the most remarkable niechani-
sal changes of the day is *besetting man,*
of amel and the aloption uf iron for
some uf the most important parts of
locomotive* on many railroads. It is
enesperatively oely • few years since tile
shadows was made, ea most roads, f nes
ken tout...
A queer old ehap in Ramon has &rot-
sokmany years and • hiree fortene to the
seleitioit of statistics which fin to show 1
that the more does there ere In • CO
emenity the Wiekeder the people of that
Pleee
The &foresee between the Isere sad
many of the small °hunches, said mosey
lama and small people, is ism this : the
dieplity of their pride is restrieted only
by teem poverty, sad limited 'imply be
their ability.
There has been an ineresse of bawl
ens million native enienuinlimoses ke •
the Christian Oharehes In hissehos losib
Es* the pest rear.
Wee wipe Deers.
Lusk two mimeos teem Uie shelf -
late ri:taly bound and stamped wIth mild.
The other, Use • liessar .41
le lestheradankas brewu and old.
Iasi as domain the ohmic .iglit
eliesee tbat homage to boos &
And with elegers of dellalu.
'fait et set luau look&
Soiree Illeales had Inbreed
Kra 1 perceived tbe gilded husk.
lads/meat, all my *pint burned
Like taper taseiset
I shut the book, with& sounding shim,
l'hat should move, my *cern to all.
Ant slipping tale elms the *Lain.
Peskin,' in face agleam *be wall.
Them. antes lea 4.111101 nook
With shoulder 10the slani.iig tweet.
I lost ere soul le such • hook
A• wraps • poet like • dream'
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Abut Women.
There are pleoty of girl babies, and,
according to ell ammonia, ao simmer
overplus of puma* ladies; but where are
the little girl.? It is superfluous tc 1.41
us that beys will be buys. We realize
that fact every time we hear one 4 the
number stamp the snow off his boots and
yell at his enured* through the opera
dour: "Belly for you, Jones, !" Why
does not some actually good authority
assure us that girls will b• girls. The
blame should bot rest on them, but 4 n
their mothers. It is wicked to insiaten•
children under 12 years of age in the
conventionalities of artificial life ; yet
very soon after the girl is aide to walk
alone she is taught that to be beautifully
deserted te one of the two chief aims of
ltfe, and to receive attention is the oth-
er. It may be • pretty sigbt, as rune
mothers insert, to as. a little thing of
four er tire swathed in silks and laces.
and alinust staggering under the weight
of a huge sash, but to thinking people it
is a depressing sight. It will be bad
enough aweaty years hence for the tiny
beam to be saddled by the vanities of so-
ciety, but to deliberately dwarf the pow-
ers cf mind and body by &senseless style
of dressing, is a criminal act, that can
be excused telly on the hypothesis
that the neither is as ignorant as th
child.
The little girls of today imitate not
only the dress and deportuaent of then
frivolous elders, but their laitguage also.
The simplest statements are 4 prefaced
with "Don't you thank" and "would you
believe,' and thee subjects upon which
their cenversation turns are described
as lovely or ghastly, simply disgusting or
perfectly exquisite. The oonapiracy
against girlhood is widespreai and for-
midable, and it is only by the resolute
example of intelligent parents that the
evil can be overthrown. If hearts must
be poisoned and minds dwarfed let it not
be the heans and miods of little girls,
whom lives should be kept ideelly sweet
and stuip•e and pure.
imam et Premature A.
I Do women grow old naturally, or is
premature age forced upon them by too
intense Ws pour life too full and
wear not the measure. A quart pot will
not hold three pints, neither will forty
years hold the concerns of seventy.
More than tiro -thirds of the average
women • time is spent to worry over her
sewing or in preparing food. As though
our becks and our stomachs were the ism-
asortiii part of u.! What would you
think of a gsrdner who shield give no
Brecht or time to anythieg het the pots
his slips were rooted is I Or of a musi-
cian who shoeld vend all his tree polish-
ing his violin and newer ono, sweep the
bow acmes tea urines until the air is full
nightingale. and heaven I Take one
quarter the thee, my dear, that you de-
vote to (main over the cot and snake of
your variens suits, tearing around after
bargaius (os though the glaring of two
cents 0111 yard would compensate you
for the wear and tear of the beautiful
fabric of life!) icing cakes, or preparing
fancy dishes, and druid@ it to recreation
or a walk in the woods, and at 40 you
won't look like • lost leaf of Pharaoh's
parchment.
N attire never intended that we should
live as we do. If she had outwit we
should rat puff potato, sloe would here
grown it on souse of her trees ; 4 she
had intended we should twist and drape
and shuffle and distort twenty-five yards
of goods to make • dress she never would
have started as nut with a fie leaf. Th.
first thiog she did with man and women,
ton, waa to tarn Omni loose in. morden
with the birds. The=eventiooe of
the dead &molly at these free
children of nature in fourteen room fur-
nace hired houses, with servants to
wear the patience and the thousand sad
and drying ma the sun, The reseal lin ma non -essentials of domestie torment
TOW
I in wbich they are soaked should to precipitate old age before its titne. A
be netted, as the least particle of soap or closer wei,treeet 10 mum.. primal ises
my other washing compound is apt to m to diet nod 'outdoor living would 611
set the anima the world in time with • handsomer and
hardier MOO.
tare of Teeth.
The aversze girl in brashicg lier teeth ,
puts the upper aud under sets closely to -
h ither and tirusbes only the metre.
This is all very well for the finishing
palish, but befere that she should take a ;
small brush, give each row its proper at-
tentim and be certain that every particle
of powder A* pute is remi:ved from be-
tween the teeth. It it is absolutely
necessary that a pick must he used, let it
be a very small gill (toe, or It Is better 1
still, 11 ,4*. work can be ationnplished,
with a thread of silk. Weuden tooth-
pick. are not adt teed, inasmuch as they
are apt to break between the teach and
very often a great deal of chtbzulty fol-
lows in attetupting to remove the bits.
Gritty powder is not goon ; it breaks the
enamel and lodges between the teeth in
a rely unpleasant way. A powder re-
commended by phystotans and very easily
made is competed of one pert ot precipt-
toted chalk, one part of powdered aside
a -op, one part of powdered orris root.
A very good soap. and every women
ought to have a stood map, is just as
gond for the teeth as it is for the skin.-
' in Philadelphia Times.
Illawd Sadao.
Remove blood otatos (mei lines by
soaking the article in Mem, soft water
over night, then washanx the meal way
grawistas Pak ape's.
Ws have removed the viiry worst ink
Stains from earlier of very delicate eolore
ty rubbing them with skim milk, and
when they are almost effected, washing
them with s cloth erer-lt out in boiling
water without soap. Theo wirer the
pima with a dry dish and let it remain
for • day.
emit wee gime.
For a doh 'lath "par tzeellisatio,"
make • cloth about twelve inches egoism
el four or are tatck news, of oommon
white millionth,' netting ; then moo be.
f01111 10111 back anti forth on the roschine,
to hold it frail/ together Thus it is
very soh and will hold rie grease at
. IL
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The two greatest ~aim to plants in
pabi ars want of drainage and soar god.
Perhaps the nes to the tease of this other.
Many people do not see the esesseity tor
dnueaue ; they do nod ailiderstand why
tasteful gardeers pet all them emirs in
the hoonel of a pin. In tbe mama way
the um* people mem* see why farmers
• rn
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len hirra a44:3:i soother is over. sraterfug
▪ new, k the soil in an eveseeet.
*Er -shit,04 dep ; still another is potting
eth. PeaD4 seng"od :74hich"dotii.
lusemadStni°114
anew dm wart 10 perootate throes*
UM es small pre as the roots will allow.
Give too mesh ar1011a1111 rather than too
Male. Owe e year is Ghee enough to
repok.
To darken light sashogeny and cherry,
bit:Annotate of potash dieelved in water
is excellent, sad gives 11 14*. appearance
of age.
A very thin met of what ia known es
French picture Tante& will restore chro-
nicle and oil paintings to their original
brash nese.
Where a daily bath of water is not
well burns or not obtainable, a moil
sharp rubbing with a dry towel
best.
To polish nickel plated goods after
beaming black and not worn, use rouge
or whiting on a rag with a little oil.
Egg shells crushed and shake. in elms
glass bottles hen filled with water will
clean them luiehly.
Belt and vinegar brighten breams ss
well as auy sore modern and camerae.
Carpets will look 'meek brighter shier
sweeping if wiped of with • damp meth.
Hang • small beg of chamoal • the
mien water barrel to purify the water.
A bit of soda dropped in th• ~OF 44
en oohing tooth will afford relief.
A little noolsesse epee s meelber4 draft
• phmeet Mimeos.
A Everette Of one does. "Taos**
sr- to any one semeling the best four 1..
• on ," the remeirkahle
little ries for the Teeth and ALA
; .4r11,•st A Adiralle
"Did n't Know 't was
Loaded"
May do for a stupid boy's *aegis's
Whet CAM be said tut the parent who
sees We child languahlag daily aad fads
to recognize the weal uf a topic aria
blood -purifier ? Formerly. a course el
hitters, or sulphur awl seuresies, 515 14.
rule la well -regulated families ; but itow
ail hatelltgent households keep Ayer's
earesperillIa„, which la at once pleases*
to the taste, and the most sear, lilac and
effectit e blood medicine river discovered.
Nathan 11. Cleveland, 27E Canton a.,
&stow, write.: " My daughter, uow 21
'ems okl. was Is perfect health until a
) ear ago Masa she began to compeen of
fatieue, headache, debility, dueness.
anstigesitioa, amt Is of appetite. 1. on.
eluded that all her complaints originated
In impure blood. and aueucee lie r to take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This wedt. 'system
riatored her blood-mokatig organ* to
hvelthy action. and in Just Woe reestab-
lished her former health. 1 Cud Ayer*
Sarsaparilla a moat valuable remedy for
the lassitude end debility lnieleut to
spring eine."
J. eastrlibt, Brooklyn Power to
Brooklyn, N. Y. says : "As a spring
Medicine. I find a splendid riestitute
fur the old-time coutpounds in Ayar's
Sarsaparilla, with • few doses of Ayer's
Pills. After their use, 1 feel fresher sad
stronger to go th 'ough the summer
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rsiersagit
Dr. J. C. Ay. & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Friss eli .4*bieum ei. Werth ea • bow*
sperstam.
Eon no rielt in hi:One malicine
try tse great Kidney atid L:ver regula-
tor, made by Or. Chase, author of
Chase's teatime. Try Chase's Leer
Care esr all dmeasee ..t the Liver, Kid-
neys, Seomach sod Biwels. So d by all
druggists.
The distreesing palebees often ob-
served in young girls and women. to due
II great measure to a Lug of the red
corpuscles in the bee)]. To rental]
this je itel_tes a medicine which produces
i'Vsse necessary little 'oleo.' constituents,
aud the krest yet discovered is Johnson's
Tonic Bitters. Price NI cents, and $1
per bottle at Goode a drug store, Mixon
block, Goderith. 5 -de a4etit, rbi
The New York aldermen yesterday
adopted an ordinauce providing a penalty
4e0 for each trip or pert of a trip
made by any norm car net provided with
both a conductor and drluir.
Mt ea Tour Guard.
Don't allow a cola in the head to siow-
ly and surely run hit° Catarrh. whim
you can be cured for 25c. by using Dr.
Chas.. Catarrh Cure. A few applica-
tions cure incipient catarrh : 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordivary catarrh; 2 to 5 boxes le
guaranteed to cure ehronic catarrh. Try
irOnlyista23u sud sure cure. Sole by
411 ugg
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The Central Bank liquidator are
about to rake an application to the
court at Toronto for leave to pay • see -
mid dividend of 33' per cent. The
liguidatirs expect to pay 75 cents and
wand tho affairs of the batik up by June
next
** NM never ilasthed Amin r
No "hardly ever" about it. He had
an attack of what people call "bilious-
nees,"and to smile wait impossible. Tot
a man may •liesile and matte, and be •
villain still, still he was 110 villain, but a -
plain, blunt, honest sten, that needed •
remedy such as Dr Pieroes "Pleases'
Purgative Pellets," which never fail to
cure bilioueness and dimased or torpid
liver, dyspepsia and chronic cimstipa-
tien. Of druggists.
Moths or any summer flying insects
may be enticed to destruction by a bright
tin pan half filled with keromeaa, est in •
dark corner of the room. Attracted by
the bright pan, the moth will meet, his
death in the kerosene.
Te the Ileelleal eriscaseue, awe till wits=
IlletY mauls.
Phosphatinis, or Nerve Food, a Phos-
phate &lenient based upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
R. D. of Boston, Maas,, cures Pulruon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attseks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting disemes of the' human
system. Phoaphatine is not a lifiedecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains se
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, °pieta&
Narcotics, and no Stimulants. but *mg
ly the Phoephatie and Gertric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
4. sutficiont to eons -ince. All Druggist.
sell it. 111.0 par bottle. Lawam
Co., sole steins for the Dominion.
$6 Front dame ILA Toronto
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