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t.totisswo1.e WITS.
Ip break _kali eMwri'with marble sans
Sweet Maui.Powdered sheik sad maga are goad
t • hese. mores eres mob is good to smooth the
ego of towels, suphias. tidies, ste Weise egg well erse is aegis el silk
4 nwesteesd sestet
L drink for a testhit
A'gargle of oak sad water sed beim*
taring M sight will sttl.igthue the
p
goat and kaof Meashial
UommeL.t..eww
on salt moistened with Immo
Ms s to form a pasta applied to ft'.akied
tads sad allowed to thy se the !rookies
the sea, is tried by yosag ladies just
flosslea the sea shore. When dry
to esthetes, wash of sad apply cold
roam. good od dreseiatt for shoes while e1
M, or some good oil. otosK awetryt
es
pried with • pinof fisted. It t
Is osier of the leather, sad shoes t►as
mated do not hordes after being
►areagUy wet. Oil m the proper
Isamieg fur patent leather, linseed oil,
one sheesmskers say.. It is trot robbed
a sad ties polished with a dry tassel.
Patois leather treated in this way does
MA meek sek or hssoe dull aper wetting.
IS i, b" el iho leer to "Pal" :
Maui.
C On slipation
loam in whim" 1e paint r holly toiled,
then to mow of all the marks, although
Mee* sod wy 'seely re 00404 •nate Osmasdp pratM *nMmmat. The ft -
Amid M wiped of Inst. The nut d pats d Imeisof b $•mese• Awes
w d��e' tis
�islisg i• .try •ItKAt aol«e ruo ••t • sl!' blots. aM w
igh • w a y0or uw• ua. •ad ober, feed•M7, of
sad It le a pteaears too see the MOM hewala. Me *O ~
begafreshet** with every touch of your PIM, W"tt �st1�b
,.-,
sill eels pt'Yd *bit e7e
Ttitsy are as dt>rla.frla
agnizd After -diaper pill, sad every-
where eedouasd by Oho 11r9mr" los•
- " A.ger.'s tills are Xist!sesiseleliseer
Eyed netts of bay ruse. buns sedans
sods make a aha preparatbs for alma -
nit the brad ; apply frosty to the scalp
rich • broth and thou wash in deer
water.
The yirla sew crocheting silk over sitars
tow for fumy articles. Thee* rings
oat bet twenty -Gm suet. a agues, aid
the silk scow at thirty -Sys mots • ball.
Sometimes amend rows of the rings me
placed di•gos•lly ssross a blank satin
,bopping hag, or they ate used to finish
!.surf or tidy.C.rtsialy this style of
rimming is beap mood, fora gross of
tip and • ball of silk got long way.
A feather -bad or mattress will remain
.less and I. an eze.11eat condition for
years if kept in • saes mads of common
sheeting. which can be removed sod
washed at will.
THE HOME CIRCLE.
rusts..,- SaseaM's adobes is wives.
There is that wise old l3mot•bmsa. Pre- -
fooaor BWkia, of II:diaberph. adding .te
the literates* of the m•triuoni•l prob-
lem. Ii as utile in laAatsten Journal
hi It... forth the follows.' :
"It is not in the power of the omit
sus yu.'tg l.dy to diaosrn the
ller of the fitters heebsnd in that
of the pfessa tuner. Look, ttiersfors.
for i certain a in the character of
parr presses d reg. Tb. beat mous.
is the world would b• spoiled and be-
come intolerable if she were habitually to
reeeive such tribute sad each MTV KM es
lovers se lavishly offer on the shrine of
their idol.
"Mea are naturally lees amiable and
mon intractable than women. The first
point, therefore, to secure a married
woman's happiness, after the bolas) ■ of
the ho.tysoos are over, is that she
should study carefully mho
of her husband's temper. let no wo-
man fooli.bly attempt to gain from her
husband in a rough way what she ear.
solely whims by gentleman.
"In your study to master ycur bus -
band's temper, du not forget to keep s
firm hold of your Qts.
"Obey your hothead in all reasonable
matters. When ha bermes, imperiout
about scotchesa, take your owe wry sod
mils bewitchingly.
••Always attend to the
tushes and pantry; also to the ward
rube, and, it yoe have shiidre, to lilt
nursery. Bet beware of becoming alto-
gether • Caere I or bringer -op
of bairns.
"Drees well. Good dress is a sort of
poetry addressed to the ye, which it is
in the power of every well -conditioned
woman to compose; and • woman who
has no taste for decoration is as much
out of astute as a bird without elegy.
Fee tan assn..•
Silver ems be kept bright for months
by beim placed in an air -tight ease with
a good sized piece of camphor.
A Gaston flannel nae for silver knitss
and forks is the best thing to keep them „wig _" y towish obtain aeythioR
In when they are sot tread every day. y
Almost any kind of trait stains my .aticipats his „hal
e, shoos. with doh_
el 1 um=
t' " I ,,o„tsey, iy is hills shine
from your oared, sod hate reason to
Iso grieved by tsratsR boding water este 002.86 f&vorable moment.
duet"
the stained pert. If the bust ,t •easy your hothead with 411-
trial
does sot Ietirsly remove the stria - fioious displays of loving sttantios i
Th should be sown misuses whim
t o spot "sat" the a
- resent the opsrsuon a he I. hag and oc-
don. before h p• by
_ sal method of washing.
White dishiness he marked with ons's
time cm the ►eek. with a sommon pen
-sad ink, and it will sot wash off for •
long time.
If you lit -irons get rusty rub them
first (while hut) with tamest, then pot
a handful of salt on a bit of old cotton
- cloth or soaves paper, and rub the iron
over it hard sod feat. This operation,
repeated two or three times, will make
lie rustiest iron smooth.
r The best way to prevent pickles from
=ootdisg is the cellar is to set mho jars
upon blocks, so the air ens pane ander
as well as around the jars. It is • good
plan to est pieces of writing paper the
•w of the mouth of jars cotaintag pre-
ssman, apos-bdtter,ur anything likely to
mould. Gram the papers well and place
within the jars right on the cosdent..
The mould will form on the trip of the
paper, and can be removed with it watt.
oat loss of say part of the contents of
the jar.
copied with .fain of serious cooesrn.
"Beer in mind, also, that your hus-
band, though a very important person
in your eyes, spy be • very mall person
in the eyes of the world. Do not, there-
(ors,bs Gayer to bring him forward os all
occasions, quoting all his opinions as if
they were an oracle, and damming pub -
holy his small peculiarities, as it the
menage in which he smoked his cigars
sed shaved kis board were • matter of
parliamentary concern. To parade
your heebsad after this fatebioe is the
serest way to maks the man appear ridi-
cules, and the wife petty. Whatever
his Nolte, • man naturally expects sym-
pathy from his helpmate in the Brat
place, sod not miliaria.
sti }o y sad
Melee M fr
gtmMy." — J. n Mr L•MMnuse. Ps.
" For several years A7 w %d them
bees mood in my may•
ss
'Effective Remedy
for eoesdpsioa and Indigestion. ant
are never *Mhos* them in mho hoes.."
— Mows Greater. Lowell. M.
"I 'have used Ayers Pits. ler beer
*nobles sad Isdipntria. darlhg mete
(Quad them
pragapt sad ofteisat is thatr mica." —
L. N. Smith. Utica, II. Y.
I soared from ooa.up•tloe which
assumed such an obstinate fora that I
rBiscuits eau be warmed to be as good
es when jest baked by placing them in
the oxen dry, covered closely with a tin.
It is a great improvement over the old
way of wetting them.
Boiling hot liquid may be safely pour-
ed into a glass jar or tumbler by first,
putting a silver spew into the dish. B.
uar•hl, however, that a draft of cold air
does not strike the vessel while hot.
If ore wishes to 3001 a hot dish in •
berry, it will be f000d that if the dish
be owed in a vessel full of cold, salty
water,it will cool far more rapidly than it
it stood in water fres from salt.
"It your husband is a weakling, and
cannot manatee his owa establishment
properly, you are entitled to assume the
reins by the law of the stronger; bat in
doing so be careful to use this superior-
ity wisely, and to display it as little as
possible. No proper woman should wish
any power over her husband
.are that whieb is mho natural and quiet
result of conjugal love and loyalty, act- -
i.s in harmony with the 1 -
the tact which are the chanieteristic ex-
cellence of the ars."
rare.
Delicately colored goods of any kind
should never be washed without a salt•
water bath first, but oars should be
exercised in reference to materials which
are likely to shrink when immersed in
water.
Silk must never be ironed. as the hest
takes all the life out of it and makes it
seem stringy and flabby. If, however,
you wish to press out odd bite of silk sad
ribbon for fancy work, use so iron only
moderately hot, and place two thick-
nesses of paper between that and the
it silk.
Ova.. Mosatdse•
Now that you are overhauling drawers in making and adorning amides of is. cy -
and trunks and bogs, why not do it work.
th..r.taghly, end record year decisions This may seem very useful and h3me-
for future us.1 Do not lay book again ly work to class under the head of
the old table cloths, just as they are, to amusement, but such is not really the
be pulled out again in the fall while case. Children like to consider them -
you arrive again at the a neluslon that selves of great importance in • house -
they are poet use as suck, bat pot a la- bold, sod no matter how little they do,
bel "For tea towels" to chs upper ooe if they can sons it is • real help to the
and tie them up. Set aside • certain - mother, they feel that they am one of
bolt or drawer for sewing that is to be the more important members of the
done I. any odd moments, or in long - family Orel*, and that without their as -
sod t them in it seisms the wheels cf the whole house -
Its t • are only
leased it would cause • stoppage of the
howakt. Two boxes of Ayers Tula et-
fseip a complete cure.' — D. Burke,
llaco Me.
"I bare used Ayer's Pills for the pest
tartyears and consider them ss Ian
valuable family medial**. I know d
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them a prom
erre for dyspepsia." — James Quinn. ge
Middle at, Hartford. Coma.
"Raving been troubled with costive -
sees, which seams Inevitable with per-
sons of sedentary habits, f have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. I am
glad to say that they served r
better than any
arrive as this conclusion only atter a
faithful trial et their seseiss."—Haase'
T. Jams, Oak at, Becton, Mess.
Ayer's Pills,
vannas at
Or. J. C. Ayer & Ce.. Lewey. Mass.
Meld be MI useless Is MetMM.
WE KEY TO HEALTH.
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''4 S:LVER MEDALS AWN. UED
MONTREAL
CHAO ' K'S
$poolot m=ilatikwelied
SIM -USED iMU'UM
COTTON uragaisgang
For Rand endiTRU N«K 8
1LotAl,a. C.e. J. tULBSRH A CO
HIS 10 SUPERIOR. MONTREAL.
ASA FOR :T. Min firll_Dorn
WnloobZalil/�.o oloogged avenues oaf Ilan .
Inge& estly without w we ken:rah;
and Ll
arisen. all the imqpnaliss and foul
humors the same
'of tho teas Dye.
'8°'a'°ho�mlelasam.D"''
Drynese
Tthe Ms, JoInttellel "hewn.
�'lrgsehg of
vlg.gvoomese, sad�aMss-
lm
n ; all them and many
other similar Compliant' �3QRDC)t�
is IIIIIIIIII2 • ca. Timrbtees. lemma.
PUBLIC NOTICE
.Test . • humor f:.j
AA.1.4341 iOSJJIM - , ' a
Another lariEccimgnment of
Fresh Teas . . 'Qt'Auality.
4 (' a' INUMMIDEI cltri 1 i '.
In order to coyntemet time dis-
honest practices ja1`�,, ,,, on the
public by peddlers Y d.'oftitit , .we •
are offering Special Inducements'in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE & SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
HOTEL BALMORAL
MONTIBIBALs
Nene Ihattas at.. eve d t.. seat samosa
arid ee•e•ntdr ferrlebed Hotels lit toe
City. Ardewillawdstiow tear 400 guests.
B. V.
woo=1,
$2 M;3 ser day.
/DEAD. S' LFeA'1'SEQBO�R.D
INION
Itliins
Mas>1k. COMPANY.
J-PALMIEREtS
of Meeni.ae..re"r
R hoherls Iuv'trs of Mfl,c-STOS flllROAkB
1113DRUGGISTS' SUDD(IIES
nrid wax. scenes reeking.
1713
MONTREAL. FRICTION
eL� PULLEY BOARD,
SO I a P. T/NNe...l..tl.l.,.. n.
RECKITT'S BWL.
THE BEST FOR LAUNDRY UM
PAPERS.
Wrargitgo
Kandla,
QQ �
a fee Andrea.
Much useful work can be given to
children to do, which, if they •re not
kept oosfined at too closely, often aeons, -
like t, and not serious every-
day work, which the youthful mind so
(moonily rebate against
In preparing .esthers for pillows and
bolsters and in them, which
is a yearly necessity, childish hands can
he meds usefuL Duck and loose
feathers must be carefully sorted, keep-
ing the fine,flufly mos only fur the cases
This is easily managed by baring re
ceptacles placed in a room which tis
closed to outsiders, the diferent grades
of feathers being placed in the different
article' provided for their reception.
Children will be amused it. seeking
for full, fluffy and in discard-
ing the less furtonate ones to another
earner. If the manner ones are needed
they most bo stripped from the quill.
The aulored ones, it any, can all be laid
aside in • separate position, where they
will prove useful as well as ornamental
WILL sure you of inflrmmatoty Rbeu-
matism. Nenralgla, 1,umber', Spitaal T.is•
ease. her and 'Footba.�h. nrutree end Sprains.
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
nHecooicsecsivmexo
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suer.
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OHN6LON
F'LUIDBEEs
4IHE GREAT
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ami pIRFiOT Foca
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itis at
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ALL
SIZES
w tao
447 Wiliam
no ORDIR
Ifefaew
:-Pwdltf.
•
MILLINERY!
In the latest and best styles at
MRS_
Also a number of
HANDSOME TOQUES
at $1.50 each ---(food value. They are going off fast
Call early and make a good choice.
PRINTERS' IC:
A JOLJLNAL PON ADPL*risErs.
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION
h isesed.rohly, sad U the mgrtssstatlw jawed
--Na tab poral d Assiss advwtira. A
harms toils taaptas,t rewebwr lam, via.
rat whir be *saki idrwtbes ; hes N mite a
o$.,usL gest ; Mar Malay a. ; vi
y ea; bo. smash Harr M npaa--la last. tie-
tans a wary ydat tat whir sf pnSshi.
err.ri— �vatlsisg it tart caudat b tot
los alarmed by far. She artists. et Miff -
RIF DM remanent 11, ml chi MAN L Mood
a iia wpwleo•• sr sere thin twtyd'e roe to
p'lay`s( admiring err kr any of the laartet
ash cert axartl resertiam. A y w'a sabourr
hse eerie Sid tot denary' sae* ape *Yee.
Was .
CEO. P. ROWELL A CO..
Aswap•per Adysniiaa Bear..
ie Spee. St., Ihew Ynrh
-----O---o—
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture—from the smallest chair
to the largest and best bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
In all its branches, promptly attended ti.
O O
gar EMBALMING FLUID always kept oa hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
01,0. BARRY,Hamilton-St.. Goderioh
EXPERIENCE, CAPITAL AVD SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the mark. My
increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
please the public are appreciated.
And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
rely upon getting the correct thing in everydepartment.sent.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk will
sell Satin and D'Lyona, Surahs and Satin Merveillienx
at former prices.
111y SSecialfics / �r flit• Season.
Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery and Gloves, and all the leading items in
Smallwares, from Needles up.
All Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
aliAtitt
mai. westO
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w iwiwo e. err b Ni..r...«
�w.min.Y.r.
us.r res. a wa molnar.
wtl... O.b armmemoo w..
boar ..••.r era...../
.earl.. AU r cm Irse
ma
naso. Msa.raabSm maar am=
lbws
Woe Ow Mi.& pal a No bulk •ftsrpos4.4salAsAssm•-
w inner .171n : ry="41 ssTest
m LLSTT' 011.. INK oma. eaua" w•.r..
ONA rsruL--cosroR rips'.
'
coo
maker inning
EPPS - C
along with t pisses t lit to hold o,old sot be kept is motion
maks it'oalog holders, the remnant of (N 0004••. preparing and assorting the,
muslin that you know now
esosgh to maks pillow -canes Lir a ear-.. theta takes to en unused room devoid
tame bed, bot which you will forget soon of covering upon the Soot. There lel
if yea do not write it on thorn; the skirt the older of your little ones ensemble
that vow slant girl has outgrown, bet and work until tired. Rave it as under -
which would be just right for her sister stood feet that when weary :they an to
with the Seek which los yin In while ton sway, carefully elosisg the door be.
yea kOow about it. The sewing will be hind them, Datil perhaps another day.
mon likely to be dose, sines it is all The great mistake is to make children
ready for dotes, sed your memorywill weary ey nneedtheir eirtj�t eir whatever it is.
be saved for more impo*Mu a After they have assorted the feathers
toots'. as rot is le keep
a "home • they mere be im bags and
Another good plan a . time i• a warm—mot hot --soot mail well
III,
whoa
diary, aa mord of mho time petare readyfor sea
w►.. e.et.i...rp.t. were Ink.. up, or b.kd before they
Try the plan i have proposed ethos you
r lag what roosts t sew speak- have nosh eoek to do. sad i an sesvluse.
• ll till the[. °so hos bees ad the children will be deeply intetreeted
• oared mid the walls iomed. It sod amoead, sed not think they are d..
Is feaWag at feathers will campy time ; but first have s
:a1 M drsyeset
with • whitewash troth isig loth work.
meter, a l pole, ohm thevouRh iwkJm
• win & • a! d worm• are
:
Sink .eam k.•sadeanwfea see d
aisiena eserape seedily with • pflee Ma
s
Power, sobs, appetite, e
is wean
dews with setts wast, tad shy -Mid- -
'
bee.
T," or, s see that.
Thu
remelt' is Dr Lows worm
ftoo. The calls ism Hen M sAbM+
•
RRF.AitrAST.
"R • thornuth kswlidse of the •ateral
laws which cetera a
tbsepnti•ns of digestion
b
sad sutritloe. sod w'rl br earehal
app* ter. Mr
the ane pan ret
E s toe provided ewe break feat tants with a
ly earered breams*. wht. h .ser save
Man heary duelers' bins. It i• M
ase see of each arteries of
atien may hairsdeas unre
eedreWale
aHre
Meb weak at-
melt
say eseace oast • beat 'hare keeping
ourselves well twilled with per* and a
=it
soatrMad Mss. Beevier
Made ebwety with bellies waver' er mut.
gal si.a. i a t.' Ilees•� "Davi. tggew
t+m
lead
Sill
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Etc.. Etc., at
THE SIBNAL
Wines, Liquors, &Cc
DON eALK AY
. H. PARSO
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System to Dwell-
ings and other Buildings. Also
REPAIRS
'To Steam Engines, Mills, Fac-
tories and Machinery of all kind.
Prices reasonable. Batisfac-
NStion Guaranteed
ALEX. MUNROaa,
2064 Draper and Haberdhei .
A Penny Sae& aPenni Earned 1.
MISTA$1...,.81-303.J -50 YEARB-
I still take the teal in special value in
DRESS
GOODS
Dress Me•ltons, front 9c per yard up. Twill Melton% Stripe Foul.. and
Amazon Cloths, Stripe and Check Costume Cloth•,Velvets, Ribbon. dm
MEN'S SUITS,
SPECIAL VALUE
Tweeds, full lines Overcoat. very low, Good Qual:tv. ,Nt'ar;y- all
Gone. Price Selly Them
In Grocery Department,
In Teas especially, I Take the Lead,both in Quality and Priced. Pun- Un-
adulterated Co&e only kept, price, AOe. per It, 'Puri, Spice. only kept.
In My Hardware Department
i have a full aeseortment. (Glass, my o..n importation. from 7x9 to
:;4x38, full supply Crrnwcat ]awn. kr. Wage to and Buggy 1 kart
full *anode non t
C. CRALBB
Ood.ricb, Nov. sett, 1/149. 8QUARit
WILSON SALKEMD.$pVEio`Ep ENVELOPES
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