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THE SIGNAL: GODFRICB. ONT', THURSDAY. MAR. 21, 1895.
Consumption.
The incessant wasting of a con-
sumptive can only be overcome by
a powerful concentrated nourish-
ment Ilk,' Scott's Emulsion. It
this wasting is theckrd and the
system iS supplied with strength to
combat the disease idiot. is hope
of rccuvery.
of Cod-liver (hl, with Hypophos.
phites, (fors !were to cure Con-
sumption than any other known
remedy. It is for all Affections of
Throat and Lune, Coughs, Cords, limn.
ch,tis and Wasting. r...,hmrJr,,.
xotl ► Nem. R alsone. AN OngglHs. bot • fit.
IN, I',TIM E1tT1I t,E
EV I I)EVI'E.
A \' • LADY RAlliilli Fin ill A
SILK SEI'
t..rt Palm TN(Ot Iii r►Kmlttu w•ertr
e..•ra%Taus, %SASLOW A1n laps, .r 1:.
!T� -u..0 KKUKs 4.4% .s Pit l4,
row, Thr .L Marrs Amro..
The •.r ume:atmu0 of eaeteace a whet cot:
tin_... A ut•m tirm..ug • cut hefore •
eeryellnuin, evi.Iesosi to c,rne,uce the,,, of
the Itta.....f as pees ha. • poor chanoe,,but
when sense: alter *he.., it produced to
1..••., them tor- pity easy:y dog
• t.•..uct is etas favor. 1 ha Is the case
w :lig nor of ibis life -preservers known to
- nuc .s.aad--oto_-preseas.--'Elie--erreleaea of
hweiir .e read thua.suJs of wuoneses has
been petblt.h.d, te.'-dving to its prwslw
valae, oat the jury tt.e •eco:n are bs/pq
eon lased. St. filary's has many witwons's*
win could hear golden (retin....aus rite
.ir�u• lot. recently • ren.ark•ule ren' is
tie rain. o: Mr. 4.,.1010 NI .N.(t. .1[• u we
hte.e..t weenier. litre Glary year, d•ugei
••r of 11r .I..hn S.ott,had err. or.,e complete.
v pros rated : ewe ).ale, atrv••us,tua-spirit
r.l a. •1 3.. *itch • coo.l.teou as to [Yarm her
per it's a1 •i frteads. She had Dot been able
to'restJar ie -1 for -ober els ovine. Doc -
m• do to-. were hot hrlp.og her. airs
had leen to*•bog ••1 Ih.. wonderful
• •ff.c'•41 by 11r. 11'itltarns- l'auk 1111.
tet !'ale 1'wople and sow.o uquaistsftrs re -
co. meed -d then) she pa/chaos' three
loses idol l adore the first trot wws meshed
o :mprotenust was rnt,,•ed god continuum:
the nae •4 the pill• 511-s "en!' was moon able
top., rmw.rk•t.ont'her hnu.,•end aDOW
••y tae( better health ILao for )ears. kin.
Mao testified 0• to the greet raenelit
• iota t1. - bad derived from the use of
hr e. hexer. of Ptak I'..10 •o4 declares that
•hey w • Ofd set be without them u tbe
h ,n,.•.
%n imp vsrialwid madams of the blue(.
or w dlsn-.ler, d coodiuon of '2.• ucrv.' are
•he trust fail ao.roa of meet ill. that ',allot
mankind, and -to any those •'i'. -'ted iir. 's% 1.
bar. 1' ak ails offer steely aad certain
X. other rerwdy bag ever lost with
►. h greet mod coet►nw•d •wive.., which u
ewe .•f the strongest profs that Ik. 11:I.
hen.. 1'.nk {'ills •caoloplieb all that t.
:arced of them. Tb.y are an unfailing
• .re for locomotor ataxia, partial paralywta,
-t. \ :to•' dance, emetics, neuralgia, rheu
n••:.n,, nervous headache, the after effects
o f la grippe. 'wep t..tinn of the heart,
serviette pros rat .t • diseases depending
aeon intend blood, such as scrofulo
browse 'ryeipelo, etc They are also a
.pecifi. for troubles peculiar to females.
,ring all forms of weaknee.. I. mea they
afect • radical con in all peem armpit from
mental worry, overwork, or resines of say
nature
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold owly
bores hearing the tirm's trade work They
are never std in hulk, sod ..y dealer who
..(len substitute's is thus form should be
avoided. Them pills are manufactured by
the lir. \1'ilhanne' Medicine 4 omj,.ny,
I;ro. keille, Oat • and Schenectady. N 1 .,
and may be had of all druggists or direst by
mail at either &Adrots, .t 50 cents or we
bot.. for $2 50.
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
I'l.ere 1s only one person you need to ma
ante and that is yourself.
Ile that is careful not to do any more
• nen his hare duty te dein* legs than hi.
duty
The two powers which in my opinion ma-
aitute • sero ma. w Chow of baring and
•orhearing-
Fashlw is the science of appearaoes. and
,t inspires me with the desire to seem rather
than to be.
;Thy should we refuse the happtmers this
hour gives us,becaaw•ame other hoer might
take It away
Piety ought to be loeabk,because it ought
to be virtue adorned, and then u nothiag w
hourly as virtue.
Meet people succeed, set by debar mealy
things as well os others, but some one thing
batter the others.
We are meet in oosatiag the tnbol•tiosa
which afflict se ; are we equally so is count-
aag ilio roe whieb drew them upon us '
A ma's soul may be buried aad perish
under • duagheap, or to • burrow of Oh
bold, lust se may a. under • pile of money.
A good o►ara.ter. good habits and sa
irrm industry are Impn,gssble to the o
anits.1.11 the ill look %bat tnolsever dream-
-I of.
To presar,• • frw.d, three tkio1i are n-
ib to homer him when prwst,a prase
hist when amok sad to ameba him iia lib
•ereieitiss
In the moral world More is ..thing Im'
ramble. if we bring • thorough will M it
Mae min de anything with himself, bat he
meet sot atb.pt to de too much with
othos
If then is sae virtue abet abseil ids lei•
heated mese thea asatber by him MOM
' S4 weeed in Ilk it is peineemM t
Lbws is ass anew that .Swig he .esus. 21
w Wag behind times
Tales who memo at .e he at gams
"'..ed by Dr. t.wi IstWs ISM* .1 Ttir-
p sows. it redness natural tamp y�7 �01••
t0_tig t .sass far it eeaW tseflber
me ussieplam
i� .damapgml•
elletite
.1 mother
r' •+esrwad : sod •slake ter Mess
'' am pmeert MOO ma/ creel
IGt.IMPSES OF GREATNESS
Pitt had • fiery red tbse and a terrible
scowl.
Heyde(' hada lea, sose.au almost invert-
ahle peculiarity of a genii..
Chaucer hooked like a dandy. the imprss
qua bring imtsa.IMd by hu Jess.
.\ Idiom had reyfular and quite plsasmv
natures, unmarked by diasipatioa.
\apol.w Ill. had • dull almost stupid
face. He gaarally ••eared half asleep.
The Duke of 11'slhnvtoo had a creat
Bootee ••nee, and a cern, fobiddtag tare.
1'aaann, looked like • caricature of a mon.
e. (ion was he, with ever) feature es•vger
ate
Itoheos'enn worn l hair u, the Beethoven
style. who (. hu always bees popular amoag
yea i.s"
Oliver 4.oid.mtth bad atroogly market
t eller features and a lively blue eve that wia
always merry.
Humboldt had • broad. well ted, intellect -
sal roualeoaee, that showed a love for the
Korot thtug. of it..
1'aphvl • face, painted by himself, repro -
•rant. him as a also with more thno usual
trrowal attractions. .
Hawthorne lied the kindly fare and moo-
rs"' of • villa... pastor. More than on• -e he
was mambas tar a proober.
JUST A LITTTUE CURIOUS,
!'amara, \ 1 , W an organi,etton of
Bashful Ito) *.'
The largest Hebrew orphan asylum is the
world u located la New Pork.
Si Rw t, Pis t. "ti.i r curve .roughs. colds,
hoarseness, sere tnroat, asthma, bronchitis.
err Im
.1 B.lfs.t \ 1 , somas fell dead from
Mort liaisese while wwuag m a Anetnr'.
oRi:e.
To nt.'rw,t lour'. rod expel them trom
children or adults use 11r. Low's 11-orus
Syrup. 1m
The Salvation Amnon %Vor try has a •sir
•'ul•tino of 52,000.000 earn, printed in
f nr'v neguages.
11*nches,.r, Finland Ina sordid tbr••uch
the Town Council L milli -in dollars for a
tea -firma! school.
The *mallow (Month elitice 'tithe world u
at the mouth of the sen saw River. Its ca-
pacity le embargo sennas.
Boston club warren have voted to gab.
scribe 02oo,000 for the. purpose of building
and furnishheg a club house.
April Fool's Day Mike orieia in • Roman
fe•etival, the fool'. holiday. which was cele•
brsted about the first of April.
The Im-h was formerly divided into three
•l.arl.yoorau,' the.. elirl.ion, Lein¢ nrigt;al•
Iv the lesrth of • well dries) grain of eros of
the barley.
The report that the famnua shaker settle-
ment *t New hot. len, X 1 , 0 to he •hen-
doneel and the community remo, ed to Fiore
ida is denied.
A two -Year old rbdd of Charles 'diner.
or {lsJlsr:e •'hw, diel from the effects of
strall.winw some pills distributed by the
agent of • I'nic.go hone.
HIN I'S AND HELPS
Try to make some one happy aad see what
comes of it.
I k.n't. tell . ovine but 4.o,l last how bad
you have been.
lavll your enemy to death mel he *ill
ink* a geed friend. .
'Setter bite your tongue twice than speak
once without thinking.
Never act !the • fool. unkee you are 15i1 -
I88¢ to be'emeidered one.
'fly humility and the fear ot the Lord are
oche', and honor, and life.'
Remember that the lower a 1'hrtettsa
bends the higher he can Inok
12 ,cu have the love of • child it will
gene you sone man's influences.
Bt
up. F. Peri • do not tripe or sicken.
They .rare onaetipat ion and sick headache. I m
Don't inner upon talking about yourself
to the man who waste to talk about him-
self.
I'.,, tett•, rads, son throat, asthma, brow -
chow, and .11 lung troubles are yulckly cor-
ed by H•gyard •P'e:toral 'Stearn lin
DO AND DO NOT•
IM keep your baby clean.
lie not worry needlessly.
I M not let everyone kiss him
Its give hem pare air at .11 times.
1M not let any one trestle and 'Make and
tickle him
ib let him have • few spoonfuls of water
several times • day.
1b not keep him so warm that he cannot
sloop. Babies, as • rule, are bundled up too
much.
Do act as it you expected your child to
crow up • healthy beteg, every way, leek
hopefully into the future, and therefore
lin not neglect him, and thea, when he
cries tor erne needed attestioe, my that
he is • 'ernes, had -tempered little ammonite,'
A healthy baby seldom cries when his
mats are properly filled, aad • sickly o0e
certainly has • perfect right to make life •
burden to those who allowed it to become
so.
USES FOR A HAIRPIN.
I*st.ad *1 a hook it bottom Mote, gloves
and such like.
lsewad of • bet of win it will aad •
broken bicycle.
Instead o1 a needle and thread it will
fames together a ripped sem.
Instead of musings it fastens together
the woman reporter's sheets of eopy paper.
11 h. se saefwl the wonder is sew taw pant
aleag witbeet '•m. Arid they dea't very
won
leaned of • .orkenr.w it will open •
bottle ; iwetead of a pap's: gaffe it will out
e pee magaris• loaves.
Instead of • e•adlessiek it does good
..:1505 straightened out, with owe sed
lobbed fats • candle. the other Into the
matel.
Sew serape IletaserMs.
t)7epspsia arises from wren, settee .f t be
stmomb, Over, sed bwsk Smdeek Mond
Kuhn ores 1)yapapn• old all diseases aria•
fag fro *90 limit le 1O.
M weer inellas.
A ~Mom IMM aeollls bait is mads In
int beliteliteihe iwbaE- is rings tWi
dada WIN a decile tread week a seder'%
wab IN abs maser sf IMr iota ahem by
swag three h • rem sad toe below aad
ahem far .web silk .1 the book. Settee -
bale Sanas! {saves mad lay k.•Ide, hssei•g
at the top. lbw morrow ribbons, with sada.
at Me tea ides .f Me tip a Maga the
beak together.
am noes* IL..sbts
Nerwoy Pisa Rye.i Mho NAM sod hest
ewe ler am /ha emus, bre mbion.
sere threat ase all threat ami king .men m
hiss Ma sod 500
THE FASHIONS.
Crinkled gingham showing blue aad whits
stripes to uwtatood with plan b:ue gingham
10 the develops.e.t ail • meat ad therotlpk-
' ly practical bolo's' work drew. The
woman who dslekse • litem garment of lb*
wrapper order while dome house -work„ yet
must have •n e•ay •Jlustu,e.t• will be
pleased with tbs. trim .umlel. '1 he four
vored skirt has • [runt gore, • yore at each
aide said • back gore, and measure. about
three and three-eighths yar.b at the foot.
It es gathered .t the top. .Itgfuly at the
fn m: end ride., toot. i..l!y at the Lack, and
u lueese i to the round sestet, .1.1a. Let being
tia•abel above the left side t,uut stem. Pies
waist u provided with • lasing toted by
double bust Jan•, under -aro, and ride -back
gore. moll • cutting matte Beam. The
upper part of the Moly luring ie covered
with a ►.lust• yoke shaped by shoulder
.gonia, and from the y..ke depend a tull
sesiele• back and full front., winch are
separated by underarm gores to eneun •
trim eltect et the side". 1 he full otirtioos
are withered at the top and the Whose is
drawn in folds to the et titre and colleted
at the Lower edge to two rows of shirring..
made at belt depth .pact, the Win tines i1e•
jog concealed by the belt that bootie" the
lower edge of the waist. The coning us
made at the centro of the front. with sett•
ton and button holes. .10 indepesdeut belt
encircles the waist and iii closed at t rte cent;
of thefruot,the overlappinvand bring pointed.
An attractive feature in the mode is the
two seam leg-of-mutton sleeve, which is
man. over . cwt -chap -4 lining, and may be
made up with the insole seam cerise.' all the
way ripen or left open for some distaea at
the wrist and tisirhed to clow with button•
holes end but•ohs so as to turn back the
sleeves conveniently, when necessary.
Chambray, percale, gingham, print, seer-
sucker, and vartnue ember eottop goods are
the u.ateriala ernp,u)ed for iliit style of
.Irv...
The skirt and shirt dress promisee to he
.gain populeo for plain wear this summer.
The round .girt ie four yards and a half
wile at the foot, with the trout and fide
breathe ►lope•( t..warde the top. The shirt
Hi mad. with • poke back and gathered
front, a.d • ribbon batt with buckle of
silver or ..f pearl is worn. Colored pique's
ars; rheas, s:•latex, and cotton and linea
dw'k will be used again for heavy wash
4rcossa for waiiei$g aha' outing twee. '41 sit
jerk.," reachtn, just to the waistline, with
fitted beck and been trent acd turning back
with loos, revere to .how shirt -waist beneath.
are again offered in white Innen anal cotton
duck. 1'he edges are stitched once wad two
tows of•pearl but•oee ate Ana n -the front.
The most tmportaut feature to woman's
dr.ss sow is the ..•nnven.rnt separate skirt
with Its variety of plain or farcy waists,
with which its owner can adapt it for
almost any social function. A skirt of black
moire, ratio or creme. Mid Dae of white
at •n, are ;lie moat useful gown* • woMaki
oao have for • short r:,t1 to gay social ego -
tree during the season. Every shun now
offer, hlack skirts ready made, chiefly of
crepes), but also of Dere', oaten, inexpepsive
armed silks, etc. 2 he blouso waists to
complete the costume are is bewildering
variety. Thom of the pretty taffeta phase
are particularly pleaeitg, a. an those of ae-
pordina.pleated chitloo foyer at ha. lets
expensive bodices are in team .tripod talks,
which ere newer than the figured and shot
silk.. Some of the ha•d..lnat waists an
of white or pal. tinted satin or silk vein'
with totted re .paagkd black lace.
RECIPES._ -
e'•n•n.nnt Pi.. For ore pie use • .quart of
milk. Let it 'some to the boiling point
than add half • teacupful of sugar. the
yolks of two well -beaten time, soil • des
serteponnful rf cornstarch throated in •
teseponntol of grated cocoanut. Inks with
only one cruet. Poet the whites of the eggs
to • froth, and mix two teopoeafule of
algae 'preen this over the pie when bak-
ed, sprinkle with cocoanut, and place in the
even to brown slightly.
'anuses l'unpkin I'iea -Them are to be
really pumpkin, end neither aivash nor
custard The pumpkin should be of dark
yellow skin and heavy in proportion to iia
sin --the flesh thick and tine grained. fare
and cut in inch cube's and cook in • little
wa",ew.til eft, being e•nful that. it ,foes
sot burn. Then preen through • colander,
put it back into the geode with some mol-
asses or surer and .piee, and let it mull
away until it is • rich rid amber marnt•lade.
This must be deme • day or two before the
pies are made, for it is • work of time. tree
cupful of such pumpkin is ample for • deep
pie. and real pumpkin pie is never Irked in
• shallow plate. A good proportion for •
pie is a cup of p.mpkir, as egg, three or
four cups of milk, a half cupful of sugar, a
little ealt, • half teaapowtul of ginger, •
a fourth twpennful of cinnamon, and •
little nutmeg,. Rake rather slowly
Rice ruddier. There is but one sort of
rice puddiag that can be made perfectly and
if these directions are followed you will
have a *roomy, delicious pudding se • re-
sult : Put one quart of milk into • pod-
ding pia. and abut a quarter teaspoonful
of grated nutmeg, 'loaner • cupful of layer
raisins, neatened, two tablespoonfuls of
rice, and two tablespoonfuls of sugar. ib
not heap the .peens, Stir until the gun,'
is dissolved, and then stand the pan is •
moderate oven. As mon se the milk is hot,
and a little cram forms over the top, stir It
down, and stir the rice from the bottom of
the pan. Do this o tot as • cruet forms -
The crust Mould M pap.ry, and light in
color When the milk begins to thicken, I
and the nee seems to corse to the *aria«
stop stirring and allow a thin hewn crust
to form. Mesad away is • cool place, to
quiekly Mill. Now, if elite is two thick,
you have ..eked it toe slowly aad too long
if it is tais sad milky, 7eu have not Booked
it loss'saoerb.
THE CANDY MAKER.
Nehmen Tao -kms cup of butter, ate
.04. of graendal d same. ere cup of nsotamea.
Rohl together 111 it spier • throat Stir it
peanuts and peer irate ties, obia need sot
he battered.
Sugar Taffy. Three mpg Of brews wear
flight brows), aft. -ball eup of easier. bat-
ter
atter the mho 61 a waken, one sup of bating
water. Rod tnglwtisr wiNost111riag anti)
it Modes elm dropped h water. Parr
isle heeled pee, is whheh me tied of
at map M spread N desired.
Cbesserta Osmiy.-T1ree sets of F' 0
Mead wipe. ems sap of armed libber's
aMs-Yas. • piss* of better the .hs of •
dabs, a sig d kms weer, a t.n.epeetal *f
Ni inti a /frig 4ii Lhwr It Imagine
No M stew N M be aE 11e dm ter tea
mmiMgs eay. esEAstNly. The windy
*sell r,... of 110 eesliseey el tki.k
Mod mteniess Roller some Si.. sed pear
the andyIs, sad air leek sod tare with •
serer hone swsil H kesiim 4.wages. Theis
aria el tam worm mad pet army ate eesl.
MIS seN&
mad
esyhkm is�ees , sere Wit.
palm Is tM chats, ttdbews. brambles,
w =1"s yeu.bI , Beres smd ate
Ms•�ad new trwbles, lg's*wy P.
gym r the heel rmdp Sawa
ea •real I...M we/'er.
'The moot affectionate mother 1 es e
ham.' said Col. I.cel:ugtou, 'sed 1 IRhev
all moturn are affectionate, is the wife o
my )rung nephew, ' .aad. 4:eslhugren
Whce their young chid rr. eek ,ta mother
teak 1ta methane for it. IL was Mune a1 rt
orf bitter medicine, and when it came t.,.. to
take it like ..hill said •I .•au t .aka that'.
illy " '11 sil 'ug ne o10.1 eke it, I:rgte .
ssamrsa will take -it tor tea Aud ebor did.
rad thereafter at the appututeti times .u.
took 1legic'a tnedicine fur lin, re-utarlt
Rego. go: well, trutw ithstands,iii that he
Jo t.'1 get ow nedictue : At what child
could stay :oog awls with vu 1, • moth••: e•
that
a cart stake ad rushed bark, 21. e••. hear.
✓ lag. 1 thought ..rr ,,s d kite ak ,that
• 1 atau's braise out, and l o.eiepoil i „_, .n be
f I Lama theta .
The young at bed rives •:ver..t'e. hos
tart u the ser•.• t"' . ;• t and hit tie.
leased right 15. 01 hal med. He w,. pi tad 1
of lin fa h^.e A rt.! ,r and h ' •'tied :
'Hs oouldn', h ••n--1 any beeline on, ••f
could he, (0125.[
The add uian looked long .ou.l e.raestly at
the heir,but the lad's eouute:.uce wag freak
• •at *015.000* aad ... n. 25 a tld 11 ,
the tart or the. \1'
hnaidP, the lathterustgay151.••.1
.n,;h It and re.us.ed the ►spper.
keep T'em at arhtel.
IJae of t be 000rst ecouun•.ee a +o „r'p
Children w ho are anxious +o •t n•ly ..way
from ',noel because time. art lard /sort they
eau tarn a heti* by going •: nor to work.
In the competition ot the modern «.old the
eapact'y of availing oneself of the npportun•
iuea of life largely del ends upon the tr•:nett
faculty and range of , Moa o .:v 1 • Lr gr need
by • thorough etiuution The we called
'self-made neem' are not •rvun.enta Inc the
'onion I1. 'I hacker, m.Ilw. i.•ht, I.ro.lray,
Ila[ says: 11 is my duty to trot it% '.• the
excellwc. e( 1)r. lavioleete's syrup ,.2 Tut
patine, as being the tin: aria Dolt
that gave me any mho. I ase 152 )etas -sed
sad have esf red for • Iwg time (tato "0
attack of bro:cl;i••. and shortness of Weilh
sad by the use of your p rparatinw 1 ars
sow oreapletely °ureal.
NEW BAKERY'
IN
oppoemg *mew. 1'robeWy mo nlataace of • Cx O D art R I C -I .
'cif o.a.ie rimae' mold be cited which would
not .now that with greater •dvaota„► hi
nut'. ha". •rume•l to greater power. .1
uuno'rr .,f our aoluaiotanar recwotly rid
a our heannv that he had put all that he
had a+ted Into his children : aad one could
not but thag,as he looked into their bright,
101. lligent l*Eeh,,that he probably made the
beet kind of as hsvemaeet
Pkv= U..se rattan.
t'n,on * .100ty, N.J. t'ountry4.wtl.mea.
\laity of the cellars under farm house.
are a .negrace to their ow0en. I was is
one such not hog since that wasn't tit for a
human leer,, to g0 Into, Not only this, It
UAW) t tit for the ordinary uses of a cellar.
to inch it was put, and was • mamma
menace to the health of the family rreiding
in the .ltyelt:ng *ht... It. I' was deep in
the ground, and in one corner was a small
spring from which the water :!owed acrose
two sides befo•a burlap.; an outlet thous h a
tile drain. .1s s reedit, the cellar was eery
damp, and everything in It musty and
mouldy) The walls were wet aelelimy and
2Tie bottoon mull.' Originally it was
lighted --dimly, perhaps- -by two or three
small windows, awl was reached from out-
door' by an mantle door and hatchway.
But the sdlevyaeet erection of a pour. and
at al t'iea to the house had covered every.'
one of.these- wi*dowe, and even the hatch-
ways ocetlenfaro • dark woodshed, render• coAL
tide whole thing on dark that it way em- 1
possible to distiegmeh any ol•iec' m.o.! one'sonnionne-
eye* became accustomed t.. the. g:,:nm.
let here the provisions of the family
- -0 -
e10H �
, U li•l� •
•
haus established a new Itakel•y alit) Con-
fe'e•tionrry Store on I1tuuilton-st. in
Barrie's ..141 stated, u hetes he will keep
constantly on haul everything in theiii{' ..f 1:00diln'a.l, Cake. and Pastry
'of hest make. Large Loaves at
ami ,timid Lowes wt -Iv.
N. combination : se. extortion, lout
everything to .wit the• tinge• .1(11 the
pot'kets of the people. -
if you want (voted I:roa d and ("trap
Bread irate Your orders at the New
Bakery, on tlami!t•,n Street.
S t•eitling ('akt.- t Specia!t%
rretta elcliternl to all peirtii of the
town.
JUST SPEND h'
BURDOCK BCC:;
U(� ; HL( 11' I I
311 -lousy l :; ' • ' , '
,THE STUM t' '? I '
it .......-
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1N THE
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P.OTTLR OF
"EUwI.E
r'ON,
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JOHN A. OLS$p .
The Old 1'°1i&lo G :'"' fl r
FEATHEflBt'B
Corsets are now reco:tized
to be the Standard Corset
of Canac a. Satis-faction guarant:'ad or
money refunded.
- Yon DRY GOODS DEULEZ fRs- DIEM.
were kept from meal to meal : here the ALWAYS 04 HAND.ur
milk from the taw •,ow. wile err ire open pale
for the cream t• rum', at wee afterwards
e kin,me l and left still longer to ' sour.' and
amyl' the various odors PO ple.titally firma:
hag about. Here the butter sea, afterwards
store(. To aid to the variety of odors,
seine apples, potatoes and o• her veg.t•hle.e
had bees left -ill long past their prime. awl
• sew leaky easka of cider added sariety to
Ni the time to purchns, your
IiAKr) Cl,A.L. The Iwo:..4 only; Granby S('RANTON 12 AR D (.N 7 in this )
•
market supplied sit currilnt pi .• • on
i' VCi. t
' 1'•v and
-t .3e fes Bc
Perfect in Fit. Always Satisfaetca.:
'he collection. into this noisome ole,•. the .horteot notice.
women of the family mast ro s.verol times
• day, •lawn • flight of stein the' threaten- •
ed to give way at every step. All the poi -
1
anus ggenerated below had an noeb.
antique All Coal WeigheJ at ti e Mar-
etructed p•..age into the living room•, which
is winter, when all nut0idte past:.s were
clotted to keep out the cold, was the only
outlet for ventilation. 'Nut a pleasant pie-
tore, but it's true to life. The only wonder
is that disew hasn't done it. deadly work
1415¢ sine.. Rat are there not niftily where
nearly or omit. as bad
Then ie no earthly reason why • farm -
hones shouldn't have as good a cellar a. •
Minn an town. It should. be dry, frost -
prx,f, light though for vegetables • dark
cellar is preferable and .say to ',copse. To
insure dryings. the foundation ■hould have
under it, all meed, a good drain, with an
always open outlet A drain round the out -
side a aleo a good idea, where there is like
ly to be ant water leaking in. The .urf•c.t
should slope away from the boon in every
direction. With these precautions and •
good wall well lard in cement, the cellar
ahnold he as dry as nee.( he. The bottom
should be cemented, and • little gutter
formed in the cement all round the inside
and • short distance from the wall, will col-
dest ay water that may get in by any acci-
dent. Such • finer may be scrubbed aad
thoroughly cleaned. A good whitewash fee
the walla s made of the tot gement instead
of lime. 1 have seen several cellars built
D ear the eeobore where high tides might
rigs above the level of their bottoms, that
had • layer of asphalt laid he:,w•.n the two
layers of gement, to prevent the leakage of
water through the soil, •lectin, the cellar.
In the North. preautions against frost
are necessary. The deeper the cellar in the
*round the legs dearer. The wall above the
ground may be made hollow, or the inside
may be lathed and plastered. to celled se
am to form • air space Nothing keeps
out cold or hilia like the latter. The win
down, of whish there should be .everal,
Mould have double .ashes, fitting as tightly
as possible, with • dead air apace between.
A good way to ve.tikate • cellar is by
means of • chimney esteailed into it. It
oertainly eho.11 net be ventilated into the
living rooms above. Aoc.m ah•uld be had,
both by inside ad outaide doers and by
stun tint are easy to climb. A dumb-
waiter will save say steps in bringing up
and carrying dews them •rtiele• usually
kept in the cellar in country house..
The •ostsits of the cellar are of the
greatest importaoee. it seems a oecesrtty.
in our cold Northern climate, the) some
fruit. and vegetables should he kept there
bat only • tanporary anpply should be.
The bell should be stored in • calor in the
ham, or i0 an outdoor root cellar. 1•ader
so eireumstaness should any decayed vete
table matter of any gaud be suffered to re
nein a instant Men sioknogs results from
this casae, and from filth allowed to scrum
titan, than meet people marine The eel
lar should to kept lust as elect ad sweet
as • parlor.
ilasalegnm an to lastearre.
Abut nue third of al humanity, or about
400,000,000 people, speak the 1'hisses
lagesg.. The Hidon language and it.
veins. Melees are metes M, perhaps
196,000,000, Me third place Ming seesrded
the Raglkrb Isar••,., +MMob 1.e new mat by
Inst lees thea 212,000.000 people The Rea
sea lesa..els memo levee. *0,000,000 per
sum ebb k ealeg it ", Mho mde.iw of *41
enema The Genres lawman el the
melee erpresrw est 57,000,000 Mew be
leek sad *be lepaai It et about 412.000.000.
Armen ireeepsee lsagimges 'roma ono
rites Wib pl... sod ohm the kt*re.ae• e/
Ole world ess ow.idriA Min too .ev.sa' in
lbs satsgd7,
Nibs, Aa Sew.
• i NW OEE oils a /40,5 Is hest •d Ne
O MA fes:' add a 11011a.i mem at taw
Toe Wei 09 0101 /lot)'1se•
S OMA Woo mid them the erew4 piker
ed. Timer was we street sem ami grabbed
ket.
fir.ler+ left •t $,
liars Lr'E
P. & LI M'S *ter"
promp•ly attrt..l•a to.
FUR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOKSBEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
'leer ,, d .t;.vs--Tek.• n'. ot leer
For Coughs
Gray's s of
Syrup
and Colds
Red
Spruce
Gum
TRE OLD STANDARD REMEDY
EOR COI:GHS, COLDS, ASTIHMA
and all Affection of the Lung's.
it Mtn you get 6uT's Syrup. 'Ti. Crays
that cares. 53e. ad suet a bottle. Sold
everywhere.
KENNY WATSON d CO.. MsoP.srrows
1.=1 'ONTR=Ar..
>iMSMISO Americas
AVM :Or
PATENTS
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Obtatite& mod alt boolsess Is the U
OOea atwA*d 1001 M01
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with!, P*amoz the pemh
pft• ro", msoloo, Motor
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root
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vies so 0. 11
Rubbers Wear Like Irc:.
... m..aanrt..aar*Ssao.nassa•s '.....m -
Dr.LavioIette'$ Th."(4.41.--'nest ltc",, sly in the:
World for all Afte- L
Ptionst,f,,••Throat&
O
Lungi. urpentine=
Cures
Colds,
Coughs,
f;rippc, Croup,
Whooping- Cough.
• ,
An article may cost but little and yet
be worthless The difference in
quality between various grades
MATCHES
may be such as make the lowest
priced the most expensive.
It interests pli to knc;v that
E. B. Eddy'si-
Are the
BEST MATCHES Viade ?
SPRING MILLINERY !
M=ss c.As2Eitc=*
o j.he, to :,na„um•r to her .•uatgwt.n and the ladles o1 Coderirh an.l int --
rounding ••nuntry that she hes pieced in .tock all 1iie new. Ieneling fashhon.,
le,th in Shames and Trimminga, that hate been .i•'•i_mri for this lewseon
trade . andalso that the present well itn'tj rt.atoll ail! Ise nenewwl front
week to week throughout the Season.
Having adopter) the strictly Cath s -;tent. both in bo*'it►R and selling. ohs
is prepared to quote the lowest possible 'prises fire.. h%r. Millinery eon he sold
for, ami con quote Hata front 20 eta. up.
There will b• no special opening days, but every ilex will he on opening
for all who wish tasty and artistic Millinery made lir is the haat manner.
Thanking my many oatmns for least devout I .nbett t continuous. of
awns ('all anti hnitpe:t my stock. MISS CAMERON.
SPRING IMPORTATIONSI
We have received the greater part of our sprung `to 1 of Roots 01.42
Shoes, comprising the Finest and moat Stylish Footwear that the market af-
- -- In -b rbs's', Mieas' and Chileiren': Black ani1'111trtttfent2 Tien we am
ehowiss exceptionally goad valga 2a Ladies' Gaiters, Kt. • we have a 111011140
which are very popular giant now. Ladies', Midi's' *n'1 ('hidrsn's Buttes
Roots in endless variety, at prices to snit the titles In "ants' 15501, we lay
all the leading styles in I)ongol0, Shall Oerd anti Calf. Hoye' and Youths'
School Shoes at pnrea that defy competition. Qsll atm •re our 'Adis.' Wbit•
sur) Tan Leaves ()ford*.
ClOUTI
Wm. SHARMAN, Jr.,
(brner FAat.st. earl Spoon vigor, • . R. D.wwawm.
P.R. --710 lialosoe of our Wiliam, Kook will be r 4WEW N
clear oat.