The Signal, 1892-1-14, Page 6•
4.l1 88 FOR TIRE FARMER.
,40,41,111IVOIMMISTION11 FOR THE DEN-
ALI/IT .$CUt.T uR,8 T S.
` •rT apaN
. Meese,-
i trsi0 I I.- .esateaaa.. .1
w' hetpoetl Tk. Primer PI.t.
er Mansee'^.+"m-A•.tew 1• r seven,..
Irks hee.e.st expresso to the farmer is the
annatisas,e e1 'tspro$taule aria le daring
the wester wawa. Horner ems, t"• Idle
some el , le mews may be day, the ureediag
aware mouse to kept ova, sinal swim/ .ad
the Me. p •imam be tu.etad set to (meg.
Them eeeprens intake • great urnd upas
I be supply ' •f grata esti bee ssd reduce the
to tho a• ilamented let mar ....a in preens' wee
aleaat of flesh and the economy
wlererNt, Tile greet est rasa ee y se
Erwmectalieaegd wham the banner saves feed by
aei.l.l, itsTdeinami eta 1h part of the
stones is the fief* cost of an MOW le
this A teet the ermiag of the body, sant
biter t Mater
the food, lamer the
ter mal the mote protectlw
aa/ordeal „gainst ski, the tees food reseed
tee when the o.lv far p
tee t's
mimed is so protw ted diet
the MI shelter
m
food et at the minimum point,
I. l., cheaper them food
tri
ems aLao.
I l Y ,n:en :�...�� V!_'! termer* keep in
eke the fact Limit they manta make was
um ,a the apes h.rayard, except, at a rink
-t ' more thea is gained t'ornstalks.
trim, leaves mod other ahaerheet mate
are pieced is the hodnyard to he
trampled the smaure befog alga thrown
uwppr�• t►r .mat rade, ea urder to toavert the
whole into manure. Such a method is an
e.. client ods if the her*yard u covered
over bast in me epee barnyard moths.' cas
pre • eat lose from ,.•sea 1t is more etonom,
ria
in opera barnyard., to allow rattle u.
trample the emgree anterial., the manors
b. •eL oompoeted is • heap under shelter
wail the materials io the bsrnyarl an
brake. fine by the feet of the animals, when
thely may be added to the heap. the whok
hold cunmparted wad enough fresh measure
'added to create heat in the bene Rhee
the raw are panait•ed t:, wash out the
110104e .saner theca will not be eeoeg4
evadable pleat food remaining to pay for
Ihr healing end spreading of the ••inod.
manor an the pad t. W: spring.
MIR fRAUa
Ibe real plies M..k. erasure is on the
stalls. Good Walks( u essential w the
comfort aad Mewilir5m of the imamate, aad
.11 the materials aw•Qy,laced in the hare
room yard can be eprofits 16 y utilized .t est
up time and placed in the .tolls, where both
the :paids ad write et the manure can be
better mixed with the litter. and the .boo
Y
jrwt.es of s plug avoided. Kean it the
=raid is coveted the tine litter will he
shun earvissolole as fehsorbest .stere.!
&JJ ligeide Shah QM eta% ahead Sew to
r ane receptacle from which it ran be
added to the beep with more advantage
The careful mvi.g el the manure, and pa
tag attention to eklaali..es u the stab.
will also aid in e00nemizng in food
amok after the Ceit'a meet.
Mot Ferman thiiak that a colt mewed
out to pasture seeds w attest -1m They
rescue .het he dee gram aad water lied)
tt ere is no treed of fussing with him. But
an examiw*tiw d the feet. when the racism
Mare are brought in for the winter. will
oboe that this is • mistake. .4 to..t with
. stars .sigh beds, of formation like that
usually band on a pacer. will be found to
have worn off at the tees add heels grown
so that the frog dear not have any beart.g
sad is .arch ep sad in a condition lbs..,
if fat aloes, will was result in cestr.rted
feet. It will often take • skillful, .Dope•
teat smith.emetime to restore the feet to
A shape •id oo.diuon 6t, for see. The fiat-
s..ptd foist wiU often he wort down at the
heels aid tie toes groan out to the extent
that the knees are thrown !seek so that a
heav strain U brought w L,
the .saelesef
11. fire les. This, if ase row remedied,
will meek in sprung, shaky knew and a
in welder wiad. to Eries.'
a Meer em Clover.
When • farmer is owe thoroughly ..oa
vertd to Macer he will stay by it as loop
as it will ata by hint in for the
most pert • biennial,
Cloverennial, ur, thieek more
correctly, s short perreueld, aid it dies
like the rest all as, *ben ` meets, at the
proper time. Farmers wbo have a good
stem! this year, and wish to keep their
land in clover without plowing it up every
two years shield sew about hall :..de usual
&menet of seed en the mem lead nett
March, or before the het goes os of tae
grouted. The plants from the seeding will
tak.- the placer of teres that die. ,wJ this,
with the plants .fat did not grow this year,
will make • goodj a•d. especially If there
r a little timothy with the clover.
Glete mtadst.g Agreeollere.
Ses,eral girl sta4ena at Cornell are tak
rig the °puree is agriculture, use exactly
elf the morrow of starting cattle ranches
!
:heir •w., though the Cornell girl is
email M it in skill sad daring if .ke took
the Limey. Bet 11.e en..h..7 as their mad•
WAS is this: Thi doers, despite its some.
.rat ominous ra.c includes modem
menages and ltoioncea• and is order to make
pepel*r leo teitiO4i is demanded. Several
'right girls saeeedangly have registered is
this depsrtiseet. naiad are getting • good
educations fres of onpaa•.
Leonia, Meek ward.
`- Rotors Melanieg the .ew year, Zook ewes
• .e part wawa. e.ad erdea00t to Imre
Imre .ad wawa Me mistake. were made.
l t w the .1.0.kes lett cams sae if
be weeded toe oppurtentees for
a txo • profit .it be ire reared. T•he
fs neer who doee not m ate Sue of the ex-
perience of preemie pear, W g fide him is
I1 a t.t.re operations wt.i mats list little
T-rJP'e..
ror-
Ab.st Mtn.', ' • -dlwg-
'Tee much tire food n Met u ..flea .he
•
ee'ae of noel. ..-s. • .• rot lege to
le 4, this lied,rVW .+• .r. 1,44. bat
r.• 49 ahem .lemma .a••t a i1%7 an
n ,. t he heal. B .• ate use nl
li..seed email, g, • . _ as a claw to
well horse or w • eraniug, and
gaol welly seem • lb. • :e to hall •
pig', Yui to o., ,...r .;alar.
bort
lt
tooled
' partook
+true lt»p) '
• ewe eInt
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No better grit
I
.loo uses T tat
awl plenty et to
..raw, vee •
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the sheeeihnimace ellaway im MIp
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T11F. Bit:NAI.: ':4►[►M:H14.11, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, lel.
CONCERNING LIFE M70ELts.
Three Meeats te la the Arent . Lyes. 0
I.. T►es.a.l.e..
11 you ant�gler 111e ,: .1el.4re handsome
let ate dt«.60•e your .,ad, writee laser
lioliwtsall le Freak Leslie* Moat lily
Meet o! ata •re duwart feet plain. a le
.em fairly good Mottos 1 el •tate toe art
oat 1• .1 wool he Ousts then, .t. Truly
'Meaty hes to tie eye .d tM ieloluer."
Sawa. yt.0 are an •rtrt. of .11 :.: tun et .1
,1eui. I deeper of • skieg row uudrretan
hoe at made, breva,.e aten.Njurr•1 epee 1'
1..4 U( stand. With the %event tge of
I:::le deet. ce. a graceful sttitade. a 41811
which ►rugy out all the beast ice o ttur
be at rich %.nem showy mho: se fe•ewug
i raa.lulert h the ,,,,4.. at vast ,.. dell..
a nye Thee raew:he •1111 free
t►ly.tpus. .-re tames
The light hull never wee tilt ares er fa*...
Thr cameral ;..n aunt the pore's dream
lieu are psi.,hag. eat lb. model. bet O.
dryad, who s.gge.0 the dewy. twtltgh
weeds, the 41 e• wads of h....., the N
y
saes .1 Arcadia. Sot the model. bet the
Meese youth of the gold• a age; who arae
ref
,
THFKINGDOM OF WOM EN
oo
CANON FANNAR ON " THE CORNER-
STONE OF THE COMMONWEALTH."
w Yewlr• Tr..at.e.t New to Make Owed
I'.nfee-_Tb. Perfoo l Alain What W..ee
tr. e•l IAA H,.t.deal w.e.•a--Ntate
d ror *.1.1•.,. mod
.I ,1 be tree titer. the • aaer•ataw of Slit
1011tmeo w•elth the heattholise," how
upnt.,.t u 141st work of every rota...
• ma In Om: .plum of fa:udy life which
matte .r4 tempted to despise •e 4.41 narTO,
, for :heir energies. Every woman should,
indeed, min, at doing good in widei
of Ilse, null should eu.leavor by the 'eremite
ale forte ut sweet and silent tallue*ce, If u
so other way, to tame the whole teas of
oattaatal .bought and oondeet. But even
it a woman. aiie•her married ur ea. or -
reed. be "newer beard et half • mile ft
• home. the punt,- mid Ioftine.s of
Meal. Ow devoted unaell slimes of her life,
arty tell wilt imm,.,i .fiat t•mtuuos
• ;Miter upon e%e.y numbs. of her tamely
the hrgbt invisible stir modems sflscta
• more etupsndeua .Mm too wbsper of •
g breeder ,s heard than all the fury of the
paring hoarse -we; sad the afiu.•0o., oast -
acmes sod aa.•roursou.. of thu.madk of
a ..m... entirely oakaowu to fame, may go
t to the eneoblerneat of the amoral beteg of
general ems y.•t labors. Men are. and ever
will be. abet ;buil wive. and stators, and
ebo.e all their mothers. tend t41 mare teem,
►,% •nf' .enee which hopes with the .r.Als
and tails only with the graft,- (mina Far
-'r ,t: the .laniary takes' time .h.srtrl.
wewle Ttiwstse t.
theta .r a little won■ in this coy who
believes in emir treatment. says the De -
two Fire Pers. Her hu.ha.J not very ill
with an attack et la grippe and quite de -
1 14 wife waaurvug him tender-
ty. su.l to lies eighty ...edition he attempted
to get up. dewm himself and ea down
rows. though ei a horning fever. ifs w:'-
,eawt.,:reted. coaxed..onlnanded. but .11
to iso purplse. I:et up he would. mei she
Imre,* that on tau week stele it would kill
time
war iso me m the Ileum to assist
het r.1: restraiutng the dehrio.e man, re as
be stowed oyrr him an idea oecarred to her.
If she ,-ould r.' tan. into ..other train of
th•,ught he ,-onld be eared
Ae he .waved to rise hum bis piUsw ser
gave him a sbarp box on the est
•• Bare ." said the poor fell.... looking 0p
"ate the tr.olate late. ee•rnan'a face,
"you yr• killed nee '
1 eepeet 1 Imre, Jim.. bat 1 will eat let
you kill pennant :" she replied firmly.
4ad the reaction saved him
All the ger) Smit was !ironer sed the grew
see that woe Hews
' PreeenteyJ , tit is ep The platform a
wept! Tb. nymph ..r the hero i. donuts
sbabb; aioetsetb-century eatery on the
model a closet .,t behind the asci 'wawa.
4 item. 1 ;tee .1 for, del audio. I me:
woman ....ring oot of it Jeer uu.e..rte.
figure looked large sad liaise in a bad-
ly dtt1.g gown. Het luta- and feet
were comae HOE hard ter,• had a rev
Sana .•"premien fs.a resets" tty, but the
features were time Her untidy hal,
est -aped from ,-. 1 in striae add
wisps. Well. ' rent upstairs aad (owed
,sty friend jubilant over a beautiful sket.-h
He knew be hail dame a good thing, but far
said much of tee credit wee der to the
model. She was inspiring! She Yard the
(leek. ciente head. the proud, hill them
the wt ht, white lame. ui a godd.s. ee•
wou'J Wet a pose moticak,e as if (roar',
into it. eau teen, ail. .w •.e at at the
word like Iiebt.tnf. It wee only the finest
triunes that could d" that He wished he
.c'uhd pout Ih.• yawl blue ►part that
.nerve ti he, • %, wu,,, ,he leveed nip
endttenly. It was like a weld .tertnrt of
tie. woods.
I did east teal ham. 1 had seen the women
1 .taw her often afterward She passant
,;'rod deal is *Lc duffel eat at cube: and schools.
'...reared a rather stupid. lwnineate arra
tune, but .... •rtsinly kept the pontoons
well. Sonle.rme said it wan l.eeaure she viae
generally 'madden with 114401 0r opium.
Owe she ba.l an ..p*•Iheg black eye. Her
whole ,•heek was Jas ,lured from for eff..•t
of a blow or a fall. the seemed uwonseio01
of it. sad west through her d.y'a work
with her usual tn,ttosles. aaa 'Ices. I'no.e
resit um'
This is an or. keine corr. Do .01 a ,,•.
'Hort female model, ars se degraded. They
alt usually et the hoes, class.•-. The only
exception that 1 kart et 4' a !lies R
who was herself an art student. ret with
remise(' we lewd Hermit obliged to earn
a living by posing.sHer •ecu, .. training
mad mwperior late'llige.•e temp: her geed at
it. Site was very teen and not at all pretty.
but .rr proportion we -re .. .tl.eticalle ror
tact, sad aft., all grace lire u, .',t boar no,
u the Beah. Sarah Bcashar.lt proves tri..
.4WeledorMap..
Now for this omsre Of delt411.
That .naris a birthday of the where.
t Ir ,f the skies she.. •10e and bright,
Or it tie • Iouds hang gray add were,
Why ehotid there he. lack of cheer.
feel way wb.'It d fris.dsai► veep pew
.•old(
Hope ethers. a a "geed new yj'Mr
Let gratitude dimes teee nld
tIlld Felber 'lime. the••'floee)Starr.
Who'll some dry ,:ay for tae bo AiIht.
Whose wheels round in the startled tar
In tee lone watches •d the night.
*tee._. iia :.r ro,dost•).tothuright
And all thong. u the would
Hope ushers in • glad new year
Let gratitude diemia the ole
.4 tree of tear.' Turn on the light
Aod int Life's tle•+eiues a!l appear -
elm firstling% that escape the blight
Aro to the shepherd .Lets most dear
Wemigbt bare lost ell we bare hero-
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Ifire many treasures slid we boas'
Hope u.sbems 1i a glad new year
Let ,orutitnde dewier the ole'
The ...tout trot reads Brea SIN.. clear
And Fn -tam Iaems .till the bdd:
Hopi teasers in glad new Tear -
let gratitudediamis, IMajd'
The rouse. of Nightmare.
1he ceases of nightmare n• .y he divided
onto the exciting and the immediate. 'fes'
exciting ,'mese are very numerous. Un-
usual fatigue, either of mind '.r body. re-
cent emotiewl di.torbaece, such as that
prodseed by fright, anxiety or eager. mid
Jetsam. mental excitement of say kmd may
precise, it. 1 have kn,wn • young lady tO
have . severe attack the eight after • s„hool
examination an which sM�•d bees unduly
task..
Anther young lady is sere to be attack•
.d after WItaeNe0Og • tragedy performed.
A young man. wl • 11:44 under my care %,. •
palatial nervous affection. always has •
paroxysm of nightmare dnnag the 61st
d eep after dekverang an address. which he
was obliged to de every month for • year or
more.
Fullness of the etoraarb or the *atom .1
..digestible or highly eumolsti,.g tood late
in the events( will often cense nightmare.
The immediate caws of nightwears is
u ndoubtedly the eirrulaties of blood
through the Maim which W not bees suf.
acw•tly antted. - -Dr. r. Hammond, is the
Indianapolis trews
New to Wolfe I...wt 1'.a..
1 u make goaf<.aetit-
First Har. the ,• ..:rah. gloved
try tit
Snead Pee, hat %ate' onto :La eoffee
pot. ,Io ah 10 heat 1t 'horoaghly beton
awe.
Third l'ut ,tis- ..,, moaner% family' a
teacupful of mew. prepared as above. into
the bag pl...-.-d at *h. top of •he"pea heated
Pot
Fout lie I'uc: ••n 4011111g water ..til
1
so*' Veal offer t. merle entre as se.
geared.
The !armee. i• use et .kepis -.meat, much
as s mood is pharmacy,.. It .t woederlul
with what facility reested"rol es impart& its
virtue.t to boiling eater. Probably n,
fret 4tv.. up au verses. se rapidly. A
_•.0d rep 01 mike as be tett• ts nee am -
way. -New York Bast.
Mfat.rlrat Women..
I . uuiesr, alts •' ll.r.wla, 'that, although
she is weratirnes ju.t a little hard, Mr.. a'
Lynn Linton :. oltrn right in the reworks
she teaks. opum the girl• aid women of the •
Jay and however much we may sympa-
thize w,th tM pewees of Lady Russell, i al,
- that we mus: all. to.•ammo. hesesty, 110
admit that she as not of the stuff of which
the best wives end daughter, are made. a1
And to not the way we lave Dow calculated
to income.' the reeks of our hysterical .*d
NeI( will..!
*twee, who. imagine at the &
we.rld w,l tar a�that
for
therm and mot they for the world ie order a
that 11 might become letter ,and parer for le
their peeesec.' .1
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The F.5.0 Mea a.
Kt. M T. Savage. of Boston, gives ►s i
Aga ..f the parfect man. He wall be:
I. A p.rfe,:t awned.
A teased. clear...emg. uabueed into!
lett, whale me thirst to for truth.
:k A east that sees end appreciates all
4 4 beart that loses all lovely Omega
e. A ymp*tbetic beeefieewre that would
have Mimeo hired to the highest.
d. A soul, se sprit, that re -ageism ki.-
itp with the M:ter.al 4.41 1.1 and ever aspires
toward • f.11r spiritual life.
These all blond as use bei.g, sot that be
hes these thing, bat is taws.-WeoOe-
kind
Ilri.0'. Mw •e.v', tas.atw.
1 retell my And New leer's dinar at .y
grw*,llahew's. Shay 1 ever It rpt it' 1
made myself ndseede s, mrd though but •
Tittle shame el See or es, say greed remain-
ed • st•a.hag Jake aw .11 the auooaediag
Lady minima .
It am, l resometter, a met bumrtiftd
least. I raid ea,. levet t.Me wow , At the
rased • as a.. botablet woe up • mouth-
aalrrtnb steam, his hulking stdw
Wiwi% to it mroweed w de 1.0,ws beam.
At the tem cowbell huge beam.* 0f
etWW'•.,, thm mouse/Mg apex cruwdtsl will
,saw awl clink.* pies, even) %strew y 01
;teak ty,elable, rmerkr•at, proklee, bar -
beery jetty, tonal and preservia, apple.
p.wpku., ea.. motes p",., cheese and .we.t
rube. Uu a 111.4 tame.a1 no grelaine tk.l s
elbow, Noor p t hen d bier, end • shining
u.tw put fillet to the toggle with the hent
Rub.. tea, stream as lye.
Ibe eigbt of the tame was luse.uu., sad to
he but • Wahl .lad el•tieed to eat needing,
to be " sees and not beard," vies hard an
deed ; to wait • seco*d table was simply
• uhear.l,le.
d eau too bold and buugry t° ween. I
crowded in hewer ley nethee llulpaged in
a•arer.aiW, 50.1 a. rue(. eh. b.1little at
testate to my piewoue. .hilt I raided het
plate, nay grandfather, by whom Me a•t.re-
pleaishdag It with a dy ornate of the eye,
0 fast as 1 deveurrd.
At length 1 avwW rat .o more. Distract-
ed 14 1L. sight of tau amu) " iusl.w " ler,
untamed, 1 broke out e0* disconsolate howl
Ferryboat, .tared
"thy. Hausie," said my mother, "what's
t e auItea'?"
I blubbered and the 'header.
Hu.tir,' she refxateal, •' 1'. ashamed of
yea. What u it! Dues ywr tea.• h ache -
',w*Guwal a Ie.ur`
No o -o, uta a • am.'
•• What 4..ee al you, then
"• I'm m -lei A t" 1 hawed out.
"Oh, von naughty child '" and .he shook
me soundly.
" Margaret Aaa, nteb1,e he's sick." said
my gra. dme•th, r, anuawsly, from the other
.al of the liable : them .casingly.. "Howie,
tame oter t.. ',tansy."
1 went, still.:lingieg to a turkey boat.
"Tell granny what's the manure' she
whispered, kindly, as 1 wedged against be:.
" Was ye crowded'"
•• Yes, uta -am : 1 w•a-5, ' 1 auswemtL
.. Well, I wouldn't cry about it no mor..
I .o1 plenty a room now, haven't ye • There.*
a nice b.t • piste's brew."
At that I shrieked "Oh dear : oh dear
an a perfect fury.
"Stop, Haas'', this very miaa11 now.. r
1'll know the reason why,"orie.l my mother,
y0mptsg up and coming to ua"lb you
feel sick ! You hare eaten enough to k•11
yr. (rues your stumach ache
"No ma'am
••What peste'r. ye then,..
"There, there, eat the eaten, Hausir.
urged my granlmnthea
i ca's-a-n't. rr•mayr •" 1 roared. ••I.1 I
ca a n t 1.1.1 alert rot no place to put
.1 ' Boo-hoo' boo-boo I want a.other
stomach. Roo -h• e ' M., boo' 1 bain't ; ad
0o pie, [Wilber : nowhere* ti. put it. Uh,
1 wait 1 cot mother ptomach. Boo hoo,
boo-hoo •'
With a quick grasp mg mother berried
her small glutton into the bedroom, and, as
hie screens teettlesd, did her beet at his
reformation. not eves my gentle grand
mother no rearms. so .trrtl' was parental
■utbontT upheld among the hutch in "ye
olden trete.- Harper'. }-,,,,ng People.
TO. Art of tees fag
IM tultavate the art of lesvtse promptly :
even if eon cant do it in an aerate. . way,
Iia • to di it somehow, .0)10 writer in The
t. lows 4.10l,e. Some puple seem to be
(-bored in the parlor when they pay •
call. To the fight of time and the sear
pproach of her hostess's denier hour this
sort of caller pays, no atenttoe. Frequently
e says. "Oh. i must go," gets up, sit
wn again ar..i moa en talking. Presently
to again rya that she most 00, gets up anal
monism' to talk. Sipe meta into the
hall at length and talks there. Filially, tbe
xwus Teter, who bran the h.b, trying
p taira, gets the door open for her gavot
ho makes a supplementary call upon the
.a»etep, exposing the other to pneumonia
1 last she de.oesds the steps, and the host-
s precipitately ret rata and ►Lula tar door
or leer ehe will think of something else to
mime Lack and say.
The write. wee been' of a woman who,
ca..tantly cb&Rrised at the announcement
of a thin... wh.w, abs knew bed them stay-
ing powers, )s4 ♦- she w.a. prep rims to
keel. an maim taw e. gagenlen.,dae.. 5d to go
Isle the Imo low with 1.e. bonnet .e, mrd ex -
plate her hum. She eves arrant ed with
her bu.l..ad to come into the room and
• remind " her at the rod of . quarter of an
MMleeet ev.eetega
"Hew ma yew r '1 _ • 8.edii.
"How do yee fare r Tat'. Ih.tc1.
"How do you stead !" That's itebate
"tie with Plod. Sass r Teat's fipaisa.
"How .lo yew bee 0s r Thais Rosas.
"Hew do you perspire to That's Fgyp
taw.
..How do yw 1^ That's
i'1,hr4.
•'.tow de ym find essyni r They.
' :e1 rireal.
fba.k Otte, how ere yes r That's
yrs••. •s.
-.day thy .►••tow sever grow tem r
„• • 1'rr i1
110111, do yon tarry yourself r Thai's
ov do you do " That's Regloi mod
.n
.l., the ,-nar.l e 1 , mei" That's to
y .o • .'n 1. • H.'. you eaten
1161115 t,.un.w. - .4 ..ra■hang
.I sed •taw •Nora
1 1 • Men •t et s.ek-
.-.r.l • . • limey
.vee 1., a .es ep •
.r r.... ,•f j
est
.sea
Is 1.1 5 ee
•1 waw one the
What Waimea am Mayfng.
Striped bugaboo for fell vests.
Long black sad whit[ scarf eel
More black theta colored trimmings.
Rhea trust for atop suits for vowels.
T.rlans of silk beaver for lute crack
Fancy. odd tables of white mahogany.
Long rapes handsomely used with fee.
Many satin hooch, four-in-hand scarfs_
Silk braid fringe f0 wrap and dresses.
Write setts Milieus on fall -dress Meseta
Seaver edgier to Ness fawn cloth gowns.
*taped (oast gllibbirts for winter
wear.
Mortar -beard • reit caps for mete/1
bale -
Wb.. se Ifee so igen Mae.
There it • tutee fur everything in this
weld, mid so at is that the rest time to get
fitted for show is in the latter part of the
day The feet are thee .t 'their teatime.
of ase Activity amorally •.larges thorn.
Mena stasdio( Wade, bleu, to enlarge the
feet. New show ion J *leaps be tried
en ever med.rat.ly thick pturk,nee. Then
yea have • margin of new by rutting n.
lhi.mr Machete d the Mom feel ill at
ease
Reeked In Cele Water,
Wales waists may he washed in mid
water withal, npp41.g. anal ..lnu,l•he 1017
Noise rivalsto lbros..Ins. I,y us. Preach
dry cleanser. Ohl w0..1 n► w tot b have
suffered nob ` fano, .h ..-teat ..*lin of
varied temperature may a.. always par
holly, ease wholly. roe led to this way,
though each west ai . . 1e 0. .,:leis
and seesntiino 11015 aria wase » ...,...g. -
Lahes' Ho.. Josimem
The Item e•% eel
In m.11isswy, jsi ..m t inn forma the en -
ere gr.s dw.rk of s ,h,» .1. It .0 1.r.it-
ed en wire, which is see. ell !e w.1,.1d1
beam% framle, and it ua ,v o 1.1w1 •l
Mach ., colored vel. o1. I Me.1art .eew15
and aeree.W aro Ma. 'nolo pm, sod eras
dente cempesd d jet .p.otg .e are diad
in with velvet or ranee hew se great d-
eselse.
hour.
The sweat did not take a hint from the
tenor. 1 . peal saying that she scull only
.b% • few wastes, bet whet, the remi5der
.hea she sail: "Oh. then I n.u.t go. of
.,verse 1" stewed up and remelted talking
eere,al minutes awn, walked to the door
and stopped again. At last Mrs. R. in
delineators suggested they ehoald walk
ahem topeth.r as far as they could. The
visor» agreed, but ewes at the Corner .here
they parted she stood talking long enough
for Mrs. R. to lose her train and her ap-
pointment.
Shy and 000001 Tnwng pr 1pl. are the
hardest time in leaving. and •re more to be
pitied than Named. Their ssIleeiar r
often great They are Impressed with the
ides that the ham is d more ce5•equence
than the what, and they keep trying .tad
try.g to lead the cam eesatier op to what
they think will le • gracefula rture.
They are wishing themselves away great
deal more deoperat.ly than any we else
ran. They watch for pause. .n the mow
veronica and clear their throats to in -
trotter' some variation upon, Lemuel's " 1
goes 1'd letter be going. But they aro
never quick eio•5011. W,mehe•ly else begins
.o appal and they resign themselves with
...sails" beans to wuhibg another ton min-
Will it ie nee .1..ys the reline' fault that
he dem nor rn. Sewer .4,4e it le the bast.
SW who is ti • I..st per.i a, who ends every
..r'.rc with • roping n./..tw.,. ln4l..tiag
'Li it is role vin etoied, lad that .he i.
Temp right on. In *orb ewe it may appear
to ter roller s. ,f it wale he rade to Inter
rum her, th»wgh she may have heard the
m1Qled r.pt..ring of the rest of the ?entity
pa.i tee ruler Mer red the .Mord clatter
.4 • bin• from somewhere, and have • pala-
tal •.metre that diener or tea M reedy and
tl»y .don't want to ring the hell. Rut
r.1 errs .tae gali.n rote al least that
a railer say Wee to. Wham yea twee
eel up to re never .it elnwn sesee
We have no bated • few Ihnwae•d low
prwed No 7.hite one•lnpee, .it.bha for
mediae net 00510ate, eerrelars rac , i.. Call
„set aro thew at Tag SIGNAL nS.'.
The ewe time we Macre shore w.ig4L
Mt week MN seta.
All •elet.ls haws their mewl pn4.ta, het
for •hwwefasee of the mem ower ear earn
parte with the psoupiee.
Ifr
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STRONGEST.
ass%
HOW TOCOOK A HtTSB.1 N 1).
BOOZIEST IONS FOR YOUNG WIVES
The Meet 10.th,.d. .f tertertlaa. reamsrtag
and PICTS .1118 •e ♦rt 14bleb. doe•
Acgwired. 1. ■ Lean erred sow ewe
Ni.1. for Mc N..h•ad ■. Mesa.
Mars a goat hust•.uid is spot:,d le the
•.aetug. In selecting your husband you
should not be t utde.l by • silvery impost-
ure, a. in baying mackerel. nee by the
golden tent, as :f you wanted mammae The
brat wee is to er:eot him yourself, .s tastes
diltet, arts Fred. May its The Mmueepdu
fpr.:tato'. Ito tot go to the n arkrt for
0*e : the bee. ale always broulftht tae yam.
home. Haveog oweglit one. you s,u.t learn
how to Smell hire, to make u good .dish for
your Lame.
Sastre item arc roasted too much in to king
au.l i tine keep them 'o:•,lastly in hot
water, while others freely them nn awjwgd
caldera. Sonne keep thein in pickle all
their jives. Such women serve them up
with tempo sauce. .l little spice makeovers
then., but must be used with jud.nnment.
Now it is not. to be supposed that husbands
will be tender and good if treated in this
way, but they are very delicious when
managed as follows
I;st a large preserving kettto, mil-
e! the kettle of carefulness, which
.11 good housewives should ham
on heed Place your husband in it. mei
place it near thertre of conjugal love. Let
the tire be clear, and above all let the heat
be cosecant : cover him over with affectloa
garnish him with the spice of pleasantry ;
add a little sugar in the form of what cos-
tect,outen omit kisses ; let them be a•tom-
panned with a eutlicsean portion of secrecy,
.nixed with prudence and moderation.
Never wee vinegar or pepper on any account.
Ta getting item ready for the kettle see that
the linen you w rap him ins of the best and
the tee strings newly sewed on. Tie him in
by • strew silk card called towttort, keep
your cover of duty well 1)051 !nm and year
steady fire of love horning bright.
Do not stick him with aori
t to feel it be
has become tender, but stir hint gently, .tad
you can not fail to know when hes doss.
If he should sputter awl link do net be
alarmed. Shoe do this until quite done ;
for. like the lob.ter, he is cooked while
wive. When dors, take him from the kettle
.ad place him &t your neatly aprssd table.
owl serve him a good dinner. Unless you
become centime or set him in . cold pl..., he
wiU keep well a•oked in this way.
Now to be fair w. motet look at the other
side. The heehawed who is prepared for hu
home table to this w07 must always coon
Mame good-tenlpered, leaving besmear care
lob a•', sod do not vent dr.e ann0yr. es
your wife. Make youuel' armetble to your
w ifs and friends. R. lenient to your wife'.
faults. Be t minted at your mese. Re-
member • ou.ek cannot keep • dinner wait-
ing without ted beteg spoiled. It you should
be m • Sorry do altar expect she has two
per et bards. Fie as kind anti attentive to
far as you were Were re your manage.
Don't be afraid of a little fun at home
and rake her shut the house up for tear the
.n should tale the carpets, for • merry
heart is the home does •good, like
medicine. Home should he • wanan's
heaven in ter world, sad if your wife keeps
your hone is order, her meals regular std
well Nerved, and doss her beet to plead's, let
her see you appreciate her, and she will be
preserved in the per of perfection, as you
Lave beet, cooked in the kettle of careful.
wins.
Hassle's UAal.r.t e.4Mree ltearet•f..
A Noble Mer.
little Janne was ow day .eat with •
'talon for some water. He amide/malty
dropped the pitcher and broke it, and as it
wad a very valuable use he felt very bad
ahem it. Aa he stood looking sadly at the
Molten pieces, another boy rine alesg and
enquired what was the matter. James
Id him, sad be said : "Well, go home
d tall your mother .het a boy threw •
tow at yne and !woke the plusher."
Ne, I shall go helm &.d tell mother that
broke dropped it and H." on
8h
"Rot you will surely get whipped of you
fate think that you were careless."
"1 dotalrare it I de get whipped i
Miff tell the truth. 1 weld rather take •
.c
bn.od whippings than tell • lie to my
That was the right spirit, my hems. No
Mwoe
1r .het s thug you have de,
fees it, even if you are ere of being
rallied. A. James said, at is beer ttto be
Shed • thousand tunes than he toll one
to
s
an
do.
•
Ilia
COO
pa
lie.
M
Me
he
lis
tee.
Never toll • be, or even part eta lie.
any boys lend girls. tare will twist the
Ili or tell • "white lie," as they call it;
t that MMus had d std • groat deal
mew
errwardly than to tells plump rood
. hars are net believed who they .p..k
troth. They are Moaned boy the gond
awl dowsed by everybody.
rammer Meter /elada.
The family some of inedie.m should no
tate a bottle d hlagn•rd s Yellow 011.
Mrs. Haamah Retches, of Rrrew.y, N. ft,
r " We haw. used Hagyard'. Valve
elft is sur family fee nix years, for aagha,
stalls, berm. woes threat, weep, .1M., mej
had N se goal we servo/ tab tithes. ll" 1!
DsaaecTLT r1/ THIS Mo.tr0
T QT.
11 arc ■ a.rp.
figs CRAMPS. CHILLS, COLIC,
DIARRhI DYSENTHRY,
CHOLERA M0RBUa,
teed all SOWEle aOMP.A! Nes,
tole tlztlgtMi i;%t!V A•.
be les neer. t K:i^'tee r. • n • •. N
^Ornf'a;i.r.,;;: is • _;•fe
It C. • .VLWy..1'eeere
es. *eel* %Cato( eosl
DuR:.;J, lei. J:.��•. C 'rat':;,,
:ILURALGIA tt..d :OOTHACIOL
llleto �vawt'aw.trg ar deo_ r neurit.
esee..f OtetsaeeessaimleQ1ep
There a food
ti I
LOOM wwcar * named Colby,story, T/
for thought
ht la that
by an Antennae sea captain n•meolby,
Who reo..tly resited tete Fiji is40d. fur
trading purposes, as follows.
" At first 1 was very awe« te.tiow about
giving Full puuuda of tobsxv, bot *men my
. upply ran short 1 began giving two plugs
for a pound. 1 was surprised Lief n.' ub
lection was made to the short weight, until
I found that the missionaries give ouly on• -
ping for • pound."
Religion that weiehs only • plug to th,
monad is not the right sort to make • perm.
o mit impression even iso the simple mane
• Fiji canthal. 1t is to be h..ped 'ha.
Captain i'dby's unwitti.g exposure of the
mew fraud was not followed. after his de
partum, by a wbolesale feast con baked mi.
sionary.
Jadge I'rsttt Tells a Geed ewes.
At Syracuse, where h'rtnerly I ,.mended,
the Milleritcs had quit. a large sect, aid. •a
'hoe .aw the time of the enol drawing nigh,
they talked of having all thugs in mainsail.
Those wbo had nothing of their own to
drrtde with °there were of course quite will-
ing
to make this arrasgernemteend the most
of them were of this description. But there
was •we rich farther wbo had joined the
company and was looking daily for the
coasting of the Lord. He was • ailed upon to
give up his large and handsome property for
the common benefit, and •t this be de-
murred. He would thunk raid pr.. ors, 11
and report at the nest mectu.g. When .bat
came, and they wore all together in one
pest, be mid that his mint was fully made
u p as to his duty. While prsyi0g over the
subject, a text a Scripture had been deeply
impressed on his mind, and it had made his
way perfectly clear. It was this '• Occupy
till I come.'.
seem '• Deem _ ler ribs.
One ot those bene.oleD1 masculine pltit-
•••phwn who are willing to help women by
giving them good advice semi to The New
York Recorder • list of "dont. for the
*been -wee of the weaker sex. The bat we
tuned some woolliest preaching. Rat no
sower was it before the public thee a Wig
aaswered it with • bat Of " doe'u " for es
Her list is rather the more spicy of the two,
and, as affording . little variety, we print
apart of it. It has been so bog the noel om
for doctors. ministers and lawyers to lecture
women in print that it is only fur to give
the other ease • brief show and for once let
woman lecture man ts • newspaper .
Don't misunderstand women when they
lejecoccasionally wish they were men : you ob-
jected
ted to taxation without repreeentatioi
yoanslves.
Doo't cross your legs so that a *Oman 10
peeing you must brush the dirt from your
Oro with err dainty drew.
Don't put A caw. or an umbrella under
your amt while going up public stain. Poo
pie don't like to 'ledge the point.
Doane, al4,er a woman to .rand and finally
oder her a .eat as if yew hateekto : give it
op with • g..ud grace ..r else keep it.
Ikone make life a burden to the family if
your shirt aloes net fit or your srnasere are
tan abort.
110111 wear • felt hat on a humid Sem-
wort day.
lion t weld because the children disturb
your enjoyment of the evening paper;,
they have been bothering somebody all
day.
I loot expectorate o0 the suers or side-
walks. You all do this.
Don't begin every remark with "by Jove."
It r M bad as "lovely.-
Don't
lovely."Don't save all your polite attentions for
other 6141111 wives
Don't he jealous without sufficient mine
it belittles you.
ibn't be each • creak that every oma in
the house is glad when w are oat of it.
Donee a.gtect to judge your own abort
comtage 55 severely as tiro.. of others.
Whet Teh.e•ee Nes.
Many mer who am tobacco in any fors,
when remonstrated with, say " Tea eta
where the harn lies and we will stop it'.
Here is the indictment laid ageism the n.r.
ootie weed by Dr. A. 1. Bile.., United
States Navy, corroborated by other caval
officers at other military Amaso n's : •• That
tobacco leads to i.taared nutrition of the
.Ove metres ; that it is a fertile cease d
neuralgia, vertigo and ilii' etties ; that it
irritates tbe month and tbrn•t, and thus
destroys the parity of the voice : that, by
emitatioe of the optic terve, it peados.
antaaro.h and other defects of vision ; that
it causes • tremulous head and an inter-
mittent pules: that one of its orenemeuous
effect. is to develop irritability of the heart
awl palpitation ; and that it retards the
0.11 c6.ar, on winch the development of the
adolescent depaafa"
This is s formidable biU 0lf ortxidars,
tad yet e.eh o(theae choir's* is preferred by
the beet rlwwleall wt.hority, sad, .bat is
were, each is substantiated by an abe.daeem
of clinical evidence. Teatimoay is .leo ad-
duced from the eke.s records of schools sad
oplisses, which Minato very pneitively that
o
tt of toh.oen en the aso.t*1 faculties
le d.teriewwtisg. Th. Net *Maoism .se sot
Wince° were; am -..tokens lake the high-
est mak n easy grade, .rd ham will meviae. aU righlthimkiaig p..i. d the se
wide. d md.g • drag .4.4.4. **u..oreo-
ppsalmbook iate of eof • f times of the brain
. late of both Indy mrd .Ld. - yule
rrteef. 5- __e ttlttttlt. lend_ s.
tr‘ }-1/
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P.al(PLC
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HILLWATTEE
TEA.
Wafter
ILLWATTEE 1
Tb. anew tea in the marker for strength
■0d pointy. rule Was
Sugar's. Tess, Baking Powders,
Ard all .*. ie and fancy grooevies.
Tie al marten, for all kinds of
Choice Confbtionery, Fruits, eto.
FINNAN NAME AND OTITER%
New to bred.
E. OAMPAIQN E,
1O tt °ewoer.ad Ceafetl,..NC
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YELLOW Olt
ORES ? 'EUMc
ATENTS!
AVMS. TUN MAUS AES COMMITS
Obtained, sad all bestrew in the U. $ Pisa
(loom atoded to ., MOOLILATN PIM.
oar emus s eppoeite the V. 8. Potent De-
fine, sad w 1 Sae coma Patera 1e lees dais
tar time remote trews fi'./SHOW Tf'A.
Weed IRO.RL OR ORA WINO. W. ad.
vise se to pateembuity tee of chars t and
we make Aro CHAR6t G.VLL48 R le01.
?AIN PATENT.
We refer, here. to the Postmaster, the mgr,
tf Morey Order Div., sad to otMW. of Ila
Patent Odea, Yee clre•lar, &deign
terms sad reterrmoes te snot dl5rte la stew
awe State or ('ousts• write to
t' A anew are..
Owes1W Patent oe saWtrhy.mat.1
Not
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SYSTfl� RYhOVATOR
AIM urs T01T.r1 dame
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Meese, jau.dime, kidiey
dimness, St. Vitus' dams. leo& kr.
al.ritbe sal reward debility.
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repast ions.
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far I ' 'hapeeetng
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s..eesa,re*T. the
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