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WOMAN AND HOME.
Soap ttrmrew Whim honed thug obs
ROMs Imo to bathe, sed Not she deem it
twR..4 yA ethos sem..se ideo.s leer t•
gibe a Remise hath it dawns .e her Not
wlsre has oleo been estieelj eleso
' I recommend the Remise et
takes os0s • week ae the sweet-
est lariat toward preeerving the skim It is
batt, K
MR as .aha—ting as the Turkish
..moss • natured perspiration, the pores of
t►e sloe threw est the dirt that hos aeon -
modeled is these, clogging and making Nem
neh..lNj, while the thorough scrub Not
denotes and which one cannot gave to owes
tlslY. remoras every p sebibty of mialsenY-
msw and the various showers and .preys
bore .w up sod make une feel meanie d
ctends. Women who cannot take •
ue bath, however n have its .ear
el.ivslent at home. 'i'mu
to, a very bot
bath ono be goer. -to and ase ass remora
More until perspt,.,..om is the result ; then
lie shoo er, warns at first nal gradually
p'ovrug odder, can be used, alter whim
the bather wUI feel ea if her skin were as
smooth anti white as satin.
I cannot too strongly recommend the um
ai the hot bath. The great beauty of Mrs.
Ltttgtty was her tine skin, and people who
did sea kuuw credited her with taking •
oold hath every morning, whereas the truth
was teat she took one so but that for a few
a%„urente she ...mid newly stand putties
her fount in it, but in which she eventually
got gad from which she went back to bed
lettere she haul w Cup of tea ands bit. of oast.
which formed her breakfast. It nam has not
tame for • hot lath in the morning it u
tui.......-- ppaurtts.a with its brat, and how
equally good at night, oI, if one hada it apace through which the earth sweeps in
emitted
sad
steep, the cold spray ten bee iia orbit. Nor do we .vmmunly appreetate
fruin i aho two languid feeling- lee ttug how rentlentlesaly space mucks away the
from the hot water will tend to make oral hoot which the earth garnerel fust the sal: -
Homedroop upon tired eyes. —Ladies' bones, out info its illimitable •leptiu-
eome Journal. 'Way out In space is a cold re. intense that
Preserving Citrates. we fairly fail to grasp Its meaningPer-
The fruit is tint cut into halves sad haps min or 1111 degrees below the freeming-
platoeel to ..ceks with a fairly strong .01011on paint of water, some philosophers think, ere
of brine. It is shippe•1 to mannfa•turers ei the dark recess beyond our atmosphere.
these casks. The fruit is then separated And night and .lay, summer acid winter,
from the rood by women who take out the this inmtiate space is robbing as of our heat,
rind from the centre. The rind, after the fighting with dcm.uue power to re.luce our
knit is removed, is put int.. large casks globe to its own bitter chill. So, after .11,
filial with fresh water, where It is allowed our summer and winter temperature are
remain renu three or four days to free it from only',mine/mod by the residue of the sun's
malt. It is then baled in fresh water for heat which we have been able to store up
two or three hours. and when removed ' and keep hold of in spite of the pitiless .1e -
from the caldrons at should be perfectly i mends ,.1 space. Our margin sometimes
free of s.11 and autficientl) soft to readily gets so reduced e.n nigbta in winter that we
absorb the sugar from the mQ a
rup in which can readily believe the astronomers nd
it is now reedy to be mintersed. • physicists when they tell us that a reduc-
The rind is then immersed in a weak sin ten of the sun's heat by seven per cent.
Intim of sugar, which is gradually and a slight increase in the number of wia•
strengthened as the' .ower of absorption in ter .la) s would suffice to bring again to our
the frust utereaie.. it requires eight ,Lys hemisphere s new Age of Ice, with its iamb
for the .-wupleti•.n of this mucosa, the fruit table deaulatson. The balance is really a
being removed eaeh day, and the syrup nice one between the heat we daily gather
mole stronger. After the fruit has a1.- front the sun and the share of it which we lose
sorbed all the sugar possible M• thts process in space.-- -from "Ie•eand Icemaking." by T.
it s- boned for one hour over • slow fire in Mitchell Prudden, in Harper's \lagazine.
• thick syrup of a density of (11 per cone- ---v - --
ting s, that the syrup will rime df. Then y y
corm. the candying process. To do thins
annoyed at their lack of skill in the use of
quantity of crystallise.) sugar is diesolvsd . the turopean iangtaagea After a vain at-
e a little water, and in this the now arta' I tempt to make a Pari.iau waiter nnler-
taken off the wire netting,
u is.- �d French they swear at him in English.
mepeel,g . But I have aways rentembereel when travel.
menus!. In this tht fruit is again fooilerl ing abroad the art ..1 the physician who put
for . short time over n slow tire. The sugar
an the resrisins of ole pres•rippttions into rte
upon nwdiu}� will form t att:ril noels
bottle -the oil, and the ... .noel, anti the
up .0 the surface of the fruit. This w1-• rhubarb, awl the .u, af,rtida and when he
plot". the prows, which. as will be seen, it found • tattoo with a "eaoiplioattnn of
an expensive and tedious este. —Farm igen ! diseaa,s,•� he would shake up his old bottle
Hone. . and gine him a dose. •And so 1 have cum
Vola sk, atilt Variations.
'Ile- fruit u then spread over etre net- ' Man Americana
Mere
if'HB SIGNAL: OODKRICKe ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1692.
What 1 hove always admired Ip Prime
Iliwsd is that he its mist ewe of those esi-
mama pladmmthee/;d. who sssosive that
Nair b,. .sus is to Isemett, by wore, torties.
and meddlimg. the !price bm..e tees. A
Osrriaa, he jos oohed alter the interest*
.1 pesmeny.
That empire so ssteM.d Wilms Tram*
sod Rued . 11 meld test withstood all SA -
WA by beta' Noms pewees. He knew that
lkaso* meld not be espadsd seam( s
.a
deal the nomies. o1 ♦leassod Lorraine
by Osreimiy. He therefore took good oars
to oeltivMe fvi sdly terror with Ramis.
This was the keystone of his policy, and it
wee . geed use.
Italy, he k..w perfectly
well amid not
M teemesd as r to ally W defend Germany.
j�� be was aware, would come
never coe
to Lor ud; for, elute he could humbug
lord Salisbury, he could not humbug the
llegliob nation into hre.hisg with Prance
for the benefit a the I;eewaa Eakeess
What has been the result of the German
Ilmpsrer directing the policy of his a,•n
try . S. has bruegbt Viatica and Hums
isg.t►sr, and made the letter as hostile to
O.rmsuy as the former.
le ..heating the pointing of the ex -
Chancellor we must hook at it through
German rather than through English
�+sus
To arty that s wean has h -
(.d by exchanging for an alliance eoewith
Russia the barren approval of English
apart flunkeys aid Tory prom jackals is
the wildest of follies.- Loslon Truth.
Vas tote.« Coldasea or tspase,
We rarely reals, I think, how aasil�
abroad are ezoeeoiingl
t. tares rate.
A maiden weal
one watt day
Ae-n.w the -nowt.
With t .s, :trate
res1,, dotes zing dirt
tmhe ended der rant
A hail..pa. e.
A cold, calculating mon stood on
corner as she passed, and bent upon
maiden sweet at attentive gate.
"Why can't tits horrid thing look
other way!" she irritably demanded.
By nundinz sea
Thr girt .•If-asno
In .e.umrr'a• ten
With fight. ',.• 11r.•.
1rt dirt. n.. 001
Ws. there u, W'iha
In n'immt 1;;111'
Her (gum
poen led s langua;te for Eur. peau tra,-eL
I generally take a little Frrueb• and a littler
German, and a little English, with a few
I snatches of Chipese and t'ho. taw, and when
I find a stubborn are sof waiter ..r Iandlord
that will not understand, I simply shake up
t.."_1111
he all the dialects and give hint a d.
'e. it is
sure to stoke somewhere. if you .•anal
the make him unolerstaad, you at any rate give
him a terrible seas e.
taut I never had the anxiety of some in •
strange laid about getting things to eat.
1 I like everything in ell the nxm.l diet ex-
cept estimated cheese and odorous codfish;
i always have a goo.) appetite; never in my
life missed anneal save once, whets I eould
sot get any, and knowing that "eine gero-
stete rindfleiscb whittle.' meats a beefsteak,
The identical, cold, Calculating man stood 1 "eine maser" a knife, and "eine Babel" a
on the berth, but his glance happened to he fork, sued "eine serviette" a napkin, after
exclusively dtreete.l toward the f.anung that I feel perfectly reckless as to what I
surf at the moment. can or cannot get. -Talmage in falies
"Why tan's the horrid thing took at me!" Home .lourtal.
she la 11 i ed Cincinnati " t C•
peon rat y ex. •un . -- . 001
mCr•sl 4 ..i.tte.
what a Wise bentker Caw De .
She can take ten mimeos every day and
reed to her children w sew wont on astr,-
nun) . geid•.kgy- or physiology. Not dry
statistics, which carry no knowledge to the
little minds, but the name of plants and
stars, their pla•es, awl the mythological
dory ,,.nn,- t..l with theta; stores of the
strata of roe ks, with coal and other miner
ala buried between clay and stones; how the
hot waters and the cold are deep down nn- .
der us, waiting for ran until he mole them
and disvtvers their hiding places: ,tortes of
nor own hones and nerve; muscles and
blood: the course of our fool from the
mouth to the stomach; how fresh air Invig-
orates us, and it' tants dry up the tisanes.
It is eatootahtng how easily little children
Learn the long words and use tloern intelli-
gently. All these subjects and a hundred ;
more are brought before thein e. ery da)- in •
rightly conducted kialergarten. - task.; i
Hoene J.wanal.
tee., vas for the Young.
Mo many goestious have been asks) on the
print of the heat laxatives for children that
• few simple suggestions may he helpful.
$upprstones : These may he of paper, s
which is tightly rolled, four inches )tag. ,
oiled and inserted a short distance, or piece
of white soap two inches long and as th '-.k
as a leaf parsed, o r the glycerine or gluten
Mk roes which n b e pun-haaed ready for use.
Thor use r not attended with any ill
eldectic
Laxative foal, as strained eatmeal, or a
esaspwwtfel of powdered extract of malt put
in the milk three times • day. With chit
Arra over • year all soft -hake.) apple,
orange juice, porridge of any of the motels :
plenty of water to drink.
M Gentle rubbing and kneeling of
the whole abdomen. beginning low n1 the
right side, panning upward, arrow •sd down
the left side. A little ail can Iw nabbed in
the skin at the mune tines, and the movie
.warn
in ntlnnsd for ten or fifteen minutes
at the tame hour every morning. -ladies'
Hoene jnnreal
siee.e1,y stews.
Blueberry Ma -,,,t an especially aide for a
Meow tea One gmart of Sour should he
sums. ed. after Feeing sifted Add to it
three keeping tesapo■,nfuls of ►aking prtw-
.irr, nabs tourprertful of malt and us. tahls-
spoonful of sugar, and sift it again Rub
Mt. this flour owno tahl•wparifnl of Metter
Mie with leas than two . upfnls of milk
Mae sunt use pelgntemt hare, ss norma dour
requires more moisture than edgers, to min
suitably I Thou add one enpfnd of berries,
after A..nnng them. Floor • I.oardkghtl
Ogee the dough on i; •.d pass. .t net to
three /nurse. of .r 'reek r the* est het
basile it as little as pnstihl.. tint is slap.
with • hisses setter, plan. I. • beetwl
pre, sat hake h • het eves Irma it M Id
ottlorlo —Bites glad SAM
WONT Gond Roads are 11an(t
1 to ea
Among the very foremost agitators for
the building of better ,mmtry renals is ex -
Got .lames .'t. Heaver, of 1'enumylvania,
who 'mule this the subject of an executive
mange during his term of ot51,e. Gov-
ernor Beaver has written for the August
number of the Forum an explanation why
mat communities tiuul it AO difficult to get
good groads. The school tax, he says, we
have become u•cu.tomed to ; s, we have be;
craneaccustomed to toe tat.wl for .Heritable
institutions and for the relied of M.• r ;
but in most States the habit of gr ion..
se far a. oomeerni the unproven t of m
rods, has been the efle�tive )yatehi of
"working the Wads," s, that mn.t haveds
not only hist it firmly fixed in their lain
that roots are not proper snl.jeets for .Arect
taxation, Mut that the highways might he
male I.y • small contribntire pens -mai
persai
labor It is this long and deep-rooted
habit and unwillingness to pay a direct suf-
ficient read tat that is the primary causeh
of our naoral disgrace in haring s. fear
good highways: and the remedy lies in
arch an agitation u is happily now going
on in neem `state. fore a keener public ap-
prwt eiatioof the direct commercial benefits
of well-built roads.
A Tow Personal ersoal Remark..
' Every rna. describe' oowssdice in his own
caw m.iscretios.
A wrenan might as well propose ; her boa -
hand never •admits after marriage that he
suss the one who 411.1 it.
A girl will cry with • loud bawling notes
until she is ten year" old, when she begins
' to cutter, the art of weeping.
Very few woman grew old without he
mining more patient, and the years seldom
old ub' 411 a 1000'5 shoulders without mak-
• mg him mere fretful.
The gn is of sixteen who' consoler theta
selves young ladies should not snub the
' ugly looking boys of the same age. Whoa
the girls are twenty-two and • %rile shelf
worn the boys will he young rates sal flay
remember the snubs. It pays to be pats
*II the time.
Every man aspects in hie own arms tH
' have ample time to get his worldly mode
lin gond shape Lenore be dies, but ao Isms
'4,41-14/ h•. klen hope to leave enough M
keep their wives, font they leave it is
share that Uma women lore half the
in t lem.'s° gest affair. untangled.
• stM Ins. ran do more thia�Is�
eat thinking oaf aaythiag at ell theft ssye=
else on earth.
The hr orb composed of two sidt.d bearte
• .dint 1 either in dia.wedia pearls at any
pterions stem, matinees to hay, • vwgua,
tel suggests thatafter all, as • maim we
' are a Nt l�ern.timental, and that tete think of
the two banns with but • single �N.
t1 mo
the ibmd that a be .14 mhss$Y�
1w.& is that Hey we het two hearts with
s eisigi. pits. sad that this is given M
heis(i.g 0 • very emplemast way.
The latest iU.etratios of abee.bmioded-
n ese u furnished by • German
f)srvant (estering)—Hen, 'refs.., •
telegram he. arrived.
Protease—dhow him ism the prior. IV
be down in • mints.
Cmesele•Iv. Proem.
In the month of Merck, 1816, the Pasini
Mo.iteur announced the ua.apeobd return
of the Emperor Nepuiaus porn Ribs. The
drat announcement of the Monitor wur fir
from polite, but as the little tbs'td.•en ap-
proached Paris • gradual change took pesos
in iu tone;
"The cannibal has left his deo"
"The 1 aratoan wolf haa landed to the by
of San Juan."
"The tiger has arrived at Gay.*
"The wretch spent the nigh t.14ironobls"
"The tyrant has arrived at Lyons."
"The usurper baa been neon within fifty
mile. of Paris."
gee r advancing with great rapid-
ity, but fie will Clot put hu had mils the
wall. of Paris."
" To-inorrow Napoleon will to of for
, The Emperor iia. arrived me Fontein-
gates."
, His Imperial Majesty, Kapoitson,
e ntered Pans yesterday, sitimed by
his loyal subjauts."
A R.eth.es.
Two old British sailors ware taakkig over
their shoe experience. One had lint. to •
cathedral and h•.1 hoard oras vey titre
music, and was dos -mons particularly
upon an anthem which gave him much
pleasure. His shipmate ltetesed for a
while and teen maid:
" 1 my, Bill, what's a heathenst "
" What 5" replied Bill, "do you meas to
say you don't know what a heathens u!"
Not me."
"Well, then, I'll tell yea 1f I was ter
tell you, "ere, Rill, give tee that 'and -
spike.' that wouldn't be a hanthem; but
was Ito my, ' Bill, Kill, giv, giv, give me,
give. me that, Kill, give me, give me that
hand. handspike, spike, .pike, spike,
abmen, ahtn.•u. Hill, give me that hand-
spike, spike' amen.' Why thee would be
• hantbent."
telieate to a Tana,
Mrs. Stimson --My Clara Is an awfully
deli.ato girl ; abe mkt stand anyt tng.
Mr.. Von Blumer- Neither cm my
Maude. She put on a sailor hat the other
day and it male her seasick.
It"' All the Moe la the mad.
\Its. Bingo-- \\'h)• don't you .•mnlate Mr.
Witherby's example. He has sworn off
smoking anti his wife says he meed enough
to buy him • new suit.
Bingo—He ha.n't got the sett yet, hos
he!
"I don't knew ! why "
"Bee.I won all his money the other
night playing poker."
All FML
Binge -I would like to ask you down to
my cottage by the sea, old min, but we
hare only two bedrooms.
Kinkley--Oh ! that's all right ; who sleeps
in the other one !
Bingo •-Noone, but my wife W to haus
that one t.. hang up her .like. iu
Tree Lawyer's Lullaby.
He Witt, my child, 'amain in ..tate upon
while 1 propel thy cradle to oat fro.
Let so involved nu inter *odor
Prevail while we are consulting inter ties
Ras that a little pain in motile m
Ton ted' too . wall have no more of thaw
111 .end • cwlsas tor some wise expert
who knows how to eject the pain and gay the Merl
No troeseeer shall eon, to trouble tlee •
gene thou dot own thi. hewt.e in 4mpde t✓�-
And the administrator.. heart, ...atm
To have, to held, motet, at thy de,dawa
Comet the pleading., m, ern tatty hay ;
L et there ire an abatement of the joy;
Quash evetendency to keep .wake.
.rary
And vs4et, costs, and Judirn.ent thou fOaM tatty
—Saes 14aeeM!w
Pea M1.te,
A bold spot - the front row.
Old for the summer ulster..
Takes away her breath cloves.
Hope lire. ; doubts simply exist.
How to keep hens --shoot the chicken
thief.
The simple speaker u naturally subject to
whooping cough.
Tramps seldom take • bath; they hesitate
shout taking things they can't lift.
The man who is too good to join the
church may be rejected when he wants to
join the angels.
A'errant girl'■ letter of reermwi.n,Iatioa
is generally es reliable as teat year. a-
m$nac.
A young man may write kisses in • love
letter, but his girl would rather have 'im-
print them. Union County Standard.
The Rhod M temp It Was.
Three different waiter' .t • southern
hotel asked • little, prim, precuts Harvard
pmlessor at dinner, in quick succession, if
he would have snap. A little annoyed, he
said to the last waiter who edged
"Is it oumpulsrryr
“No salt." answered our friend sad bro-
ther," no, .ah, i think it •m mork-tetrtiad
A. tntel/ig..t 111rd.
OM Maid -Is this parrot for said
Bird Dealer 1 -es, mum"
'Mean he talk!'
"Not yet, but he understands everything
you my to him"
t. a Fie,
Boy—Teacher, 1 wish yen would malts
OM girl quit winking at sin,
Teacher Why don't you look somewhere
els.!
--Because if I do shell wink at souse
Roy-
▪ boy.
tt.Owe Apttepb.
Ward Pherlwnok ewes one of the few mama
who lived to ase his own epitaph written.
Many years age whet, ho was Mill plods
Robert Low. a member of the Hoon. all
Cetmnrrwis who sat on the opposite drk of
the chamber wrote the folloseing 111tes
which were shown to the Minstar, for M
that tittle he was
rte.. it e f the Vs
--r
rheriner. Lord Nherbrrwmks tees. net M all
• )leveled ; is fact the lines Owed him so
that he rendered them into Itish the
lines ran •
Sem tie tis lottod ingest lama
A gooks er trbod, s trine Ae�,.
Hs��
Or .t ' ..y, sew V Y 1
ta1111ww Alm ..teethe. sod bas ens
Itt hos t'Qesstwe
Or .www taws Mese
HhrbeessMowhe*
Y soar semsbewm. the M t
"German
Syrup
The majority o( well-read phys-
icians now believe that Consump-
tion is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con-
stitution itself it is caused by innu-
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees.
A Germ The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
parts of the lungs
which havebeen
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs arc called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the skin. Thence they get Into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave. and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump-
tives become germ -proof and well.
Disease.
OF FEMININE INTEREST.
queen Libuokidaoi has •n income es
Queen of Hawaii of $90,000, and a revenue
from the crown lend. of $200,000 more. Her
sandier army consists of sixty -lour men,
tone of whom are generals.
The thiel wife of Abram Astrom, of Torn -
kiss, N.Y., is • treasure to her husband.
They hare only been married for fourteen
years, yet she has promoted him with ten
pain of twins as trilling pledges of her
affections.
A woman bridge testier is • novelty in
Chicago. Mrs. llartd Power, whoom hus-
band died and left to her care and support
three children, has been given the position
at the Adams street bridge formerly held by
ber husband.
Princes Mane Theresa of Parana, who
has • inertia for pets, travels throughout
the Continent wtth tourteen animals of one
sort and another, including- several dogs,
two an ea,rmous rat and • dim-
illetire bone.
Mrs. Isabel Mallon is judged to be the
best paid writer of her sex tnihis country.
Her " nab " letters are printed in eighty
newspapers each week. She is a Baltimore
W0171110, a widow, still young, anti her home
is now in New fork.
Mr. and )Irs. Gladstone are mid to be al-
most inseparable and • delightful example
of fresh, virorous old ave. Mrs. 4.Iadetono
was Mir l'athari.e Giynne and became
Mrs. Gladstone in ber 29th year. She pre-
fers old fashions to new odes, always
dreams in black, wean • amp over her hand-
some and abundant gray hair, loxes dowers
sad stare doors and understands the art of
retaining her temper under the most vexa-
tions circumstance.. The t;iadstooes lire
at Hawarden Cords. near Chester.
Pall►lmatsas of the heart.
Mum Lennie Isar, New Boyne, Ont.,
writes : "For two years I suffered trom sick
bealuche anti palpitation of the heart, and
could get no relief until I began the use of
Pink Pills. I now feel like a new girl."
All dealers or by mail 50c • box or 6 boxes
for 82.50. 1h. Williams Med. Co., Brook-
ville, Ont., •ad Schenectady, N. 1 . Bemire
of imitation
A UtsKymiat'. asew.
Hannah, I Imre just been reading " The
Last Words of I;rout Men."
Hannah—I suppose most of them were
tender manages to their wives '
"No ; they wouldn't have had any last
words if they had had wives." - Chicago
later -Omen.
Stressor Every per.
t;itrriummi,—I have been ill for $ long
time with lams back and weak kidneys,
and at times could not get op without help.
1 tried 11.B. B., and with two bottles am al-
most well 1 Had my back is stronger every
day. Yours truly. Mato L. Tno%11110yt,
2 (kskville, Out
A might woman's Mese..
Whether lawful or not, it was • grave
mistake to subject Private lama to corporal
punishment. Th. day of ing aged
thumb .crewing has gone by. To torture
is to convert • ortmuta into • martyr. -
K•te Field's Weshtngtoe.
hark se 111. stetis.
Right actions spring from right principles.
In canes of dwrh•oa, dysentery, cramps,
colic, Summer complaint, cholera mottles,
etc., the right remedy is Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry, •a unfailing cur -
wade on the principle that nature's remedies
are hest Never travel without it. 2
IN awe. imp "maw
She—I Isis all that le growl, noble,
majestic and bsaetifol.
Re The* yes very muoh, Mac Wilkes
but. err - retfsp, you embarrass ms. - -Bos-
to. (;lobe.
Auk liar ruses 's mod bks .e err.
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811 HOT TO FUMY' 258 LBS. OF
FBOIT, T UTQQB, ITO., FOR 011 DO
32 Lba Fret Etc. For TulltyftTo Cis
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American Fruit Preserving Powder and Liquid will
do it. Try it, yon will like it, you will And it less that
half the trouble and expense of any other method, and
more reliable and accommodating.
For Cider it is cheap and decidedly the best known
method for keeping it sweet.
It will effectly allay or prevent fermentation and
preserve all kinds Fruit, Juices, Sauces, Spice, Fruits,
Tomatoes, Vegetables, Etc.
Full directions inside each package.
F RASER & PORTER,
SOLS AGENTS, OODERICH, ONT.
Agents for Ilutterick's Patterns. J nly Delineator to haul.
NOW TAKE
BOOTS :AND :SHOES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes little difj`er-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trade for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
Cor. Fist-st. and Square.
P.S.—The latest and best Spring
awl Summer designs jest to hand.
YOU BILL ONE FLY
12 come to the funeral.
TANGLEFOOT STICKY FLY PAPER CATCHES
the whole procession.
Poison Papers, Insect Powder.
PURE PARIS GREEN.
LIME JUICE. ---Hire's Root Beer 5 gals. for
a delicious Summer drink.
W. C. COODE, - THE CHEMIST
AGAIN ON TOP WITH
EVERYTHING FOR THE CARDES
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Just arrived, the biggest stock of Lawn Mowers
shown in this county, andthe price will suit every brayar.
Garden Hose away down' Agents for Badge I31cyc1Mt
Everybodyaknows they are the beet.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
NOTIOE TO THE PUBLIC.
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Ws have jest remised a wq' dada inset
NEW TEAS!
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPAN
Wlieh we guarantee to sell at least
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
'man can be bought fom� A tris1 order
vine yon of the ad tiia
sell the best °Orta obtainable.
REES PRICE & SOIL
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