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THOMAS GUN DRY. AUCTIONEER
and Inger. acs Agent, (.deco►. Ont.
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sad tiers Marta Mutual las. Co. Selo. at
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JIIIl KNOX, GINISRAL AUC -
boomer and Lead wahator. Oodertcb.
6.•, Pring had c•eddsrable exptrioaes la
•ssartieeerriagtrait he le In • position to
4srherin with t otlefuodoo W rem
tabetons- setruaed te him. orders left as
H aste's Hotel. er seal by mall to his.ddrem,
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Gmmelmabe.t es, is MIMve, bays melanin
beaks
eart Disturbance
Then le mace heart dYmnrbaace sow
Sae ever. Prettiest day miles d living.
hurry. weaemeet worry. promoe le
You needy& have heart trouble. be
these yea can keep hum having It
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1" BMA ST JAS. WILSON. O heti
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
AIDS TO HEALTH.
✓ oam tees tatmpae ,studs tsar tiers One
tlhasl M Illosew.
The apple u such eommea fruit that very
few poems ere hauler moth rte remarkably
etho•etous medical properties. Everybody
• uvht to knew that the vuy best tang
11.7 tn.y uaa do is a eat apples just before
retiring for Use ougut. Persona wlu►tated
tate the mysteries of the (riot are liable to
threw up tbu betide in horror at the me-
mos of dyspepsia which •uuh • sugessaan
May muumuu up, but ire bus can be dose
to even • dsheat system by the eating of
ripe and lutes •piles lust beton gusg to
bed. The apple is ea moonset betam toed,
bemuse it has more phosphoric acid this
any other vegetable known h clines the
4ver,promutes woad amid Maltby deep, Gad
thoronehly diawtecte the me.ih. '1'►u is
nil a11. The apple obviates tudtgsst.en sad
e doe of the best preventives known .t dis-
e ases of the throat. y:yerybodt should be
fanular with such knowledge. In oddities,
next to the orange and the lemon, it is the
best ant74ate for the thirst and the 'revue,
of the ponos addicted to the alooholoc or
theorem Mans
A dastiarunh.d lady of wealth and antiu
mos, acted for s 0,1,1 "pecimese of children
was ailed ty a friend and mother . "Why
are my chtldrea sickly and croupy, and
yours always fres from such omdntto..'
fke reply was : "\ ou rear year ehaldrea
ted•..r; 1 mine out; yours are educated to
he waited upon b% your servants; 1 d►aeip
plias mane Its wait upon tletseslva& my
e buldrea are early to bird: yea give parties
ter yours with lise hours, and allow them
to tweed parties and keep late how • from
home, feshlonably dressed; my children
have pluo,wbol.wme food,•deptd to their
years; yours eat sweetmeats, rich and high
ly •seeuo,d dishes, are overfed generally: 1
teach mine to love 0eture and feel that
there to birthing arranged se finely ea the
Illy of the neld,the bees and butterflies;then
is nothing w mean as a he, nor •nyt11ng so
miserable as disobedience; that it u • dis-
grace to he sick, and that goad health. rood
teeth cad good temper corse tram plata food
proper clothing. plenty of sleep, sod being
good.
The opinion that hurry in eating Is the
prolihe cause of desperate is Wended oa
esmm.0 observaum. Therefore, as r sant
tory Maxim of a0 mean value, teach the
c1tldrea 1e eat slowly.
The tens oect.t of health and long life lies
in very simple thugs.
Court the fresh car day and night. "Oh,
if you only knew what was in the air
Sleep and rest abundantly. Sleso is na-
ture s benediction. "Work like a man; but
don't he worked to death.
Avoid miasma and excitement. A mo
menti anger may be fetal
Associate with healthly people. Health
is coaagism as well as disease.
Don't carry the whole world on %our
shoulders, tar lees the unmoral. Treat the
l tercel.
Never despair. "Lost hope is • fatal du-
Prartlr-1 tent...,.
1•:oeoomy in the management of household
affairs is a question which every housekeep-
er meet fee. mouser or later, and the *umber
it is properly understood and cultivated the
better. to this commotion the following
from an exchange will be read with interest:
Economy doe. pot me.. to pinch and to be
*tangy. in order to gravity an &mbitios to be
wealthy in worldly peeoeeswn. It does not
dewaad • denial of moderate luxuries and
the pleuure of • eomfnrtable exitance no
that dollar upon dollar can be laid aside. By
no mean* . that would be pareimony. Ons
mey practice the strictest ecenow+\, end yet
have plenty and be liberal. Prudence and
• l udicaous tamaremeot of capital at heist,
sever making an expenditure recklessly.
without reflection- this le what wostttutes
true economy. It is not so much the amount
paid out as for what purpose that sum, how-
ever *mall, has loose epect. The great se-
cret of wneee in practical eoonomy lies is •
.•retul consideration ot petty expenditures,
and • rational domination between what u
simnel and what superfluous. The small-
est Item should not he /moldered undeeerv,
ing of r.oegittlo•
TIPS FOR THE KITCHEN -
A very eoovenlent mucilage, say* Inven-
tion. eau Mt meds out of onion juice by any
one 'who wishes to see it. A good-sized
Sp.aah o.iom, after being belled for a short
time, will yield, on being tireseed, quite •
large quantity of very adhoeive fluid. This
is used extensively, in various trades for
pasting paper on to tin or sine, or mew
g lans, and the tenacity with which it holds
would surprise any see on making the brat
attempt. It as a cheap and good mucilage,
and answers se well as the most costly
camenta.
An attreetiv• and app.tizisr way of este'
a remnant of hem or tongue is to chop it
very fine and .id to it a few bread -crumb.,
chopped parsley, and melted butter. Sea-
son with white pepper, maten with milk.
and pet in buttered callapp-shells. Break
en erg over sash se e•refully that it will
keep la shops. put the *belt in • pan, •ad
bake is • moderate ovea until the white of
the egg is set.
.1 trained purse r•cominends castor oil
dimwitted in lemon jukes, •ad • spice Oster
ler psi. in dysentery. The plaster is fid•
from ground cloves, oi.oafee, ginger. all
.pies, and mustard. • teaspoonful •f each
mixed dry with a twpoo•ful of lour. Peer
m • little yin( water, not "sough to this
the mixture Miry 070011, stir until smooth,
and sprk•d gnekly en cheese sloth. Apply
it as hos as p*svible.
Pot • teaspoosfa and • haM of butter is
• frying pia. Chop sip six cold baled
potatoes, "••doe them with salt sad pepper,
sad seotes than with shoat six enspom-
fuh of organs. Spread the nsoi.tmed ple-
ases In the frying pea as seta as the butter
is tberoyble heated. Draw the eauep•s
towards the back .t the stove, where the
potatoes will slowly brews. 1s half an
hear examins them. sed if they are felly
browsed fold them ever like an omelet .ad
n erve them.
Sisk poop!" prefer roamed potatoes le
any maw way of 'oekieg them. To gee •
maple of Moho mealy muss, bake • halt •
dews ; hese • hot .vin et Aad e1 red
Nab : *sleet the vegetables with the fewest
eyes mid *leas them with • utile brush :
threw them i• the hoe even wet, a.d the
skis will bake like • shell, and the inside
will be nssaly. Never put • tails sear a
he* metes& Prick with • silver fork,
deep • lump et better is the s1M • id verve
h et, -- atm Dm.
At . village wheel set wear flies trees
C..terberry, • pr1weiess bay. beige aka
to parse the "nestes. 1I.zy, on the
sew," west es s0.ar.Mly fail be same M
the Mese o.nL whim be eel/ : 'Cow le a
,.esti flldsles ges/r. SAW peens. tilas
-
I.lir, .d sande fee Mary 1•' "et•.de lar
Nary !" asked the Smoker u e.to'IaM.at
"Yes, air," replied the boy with a grim, 'fie
11 the now d►da'. stead Mur Nary, bow .sale
Mary milk the sow '
mese" wtta taastame.
Neatly describes the roues of • hard .r
sets acro shoo Putties, • Painless Corn Ex-
tractor u •pelted. It does tis week se
(77770177 and without pita that is seems
sttaettal a actio. Try at. K000lleot the
am* tut..'. Panties' torn Extractor,
Sold by .11 druggists and dealer. every-
where.
THE FASHIONS.
Striped and glace velvets will ors seed ter
headman., waive and Glad blouses
Among the now (aelmona►lo grey blue dyes
the shade wined Napoleon ends greatest la
sur.
Among all the black crepons for autumn
are those having a Nay stripe w • bottles'
'oho.
Opal and tine geld beads ars intermixed
with let 0o trlmenags used fur Matron( evic-
ts( toilets.
Short velvet and rush wide ribbons of
peau de mate will M very fashionable no
water Gats.
The popularity of black and the nett warm
shades of brows ingresses as the autumn
mama advances.
t'hengeabl• and Ureeden sheets in ribbMSi
both for dress and milliner) uses osmium('
to be highly favored.
Nile Gad apple greet, velvets will be very
much a evidence as awxssones ea evesisg
toilets of cream or white sawn duchesses or
tats de I.% on.
Some el the elegant taffeta silks have
green Gad gold shot tackgruuods patterned
with small brilliant Persian or chins figures
to shaded effects.
Very often Otte new coeds, to blazer
ipshton, sad with strapped seams, open
over hlou.e vests of uheeked silk like that
which trims oast.
some of the gay chameleon taffeta sulk.
are eariobd with • stripe ut black or vey
dark green satin, lu making gown' of thew
sulks plain satin to the eelor of the stripe is
seed for bailee trimmings and sleeves.
The rusted revers and deep milers on
some or the new cloth jackets an faced
with shepherd •-check taffeta silk•. Dream
and brown cheeks are on tan colored box
gate, and block and what* mixtures on
black diagonal Jackets t.reen and gray
combonauone are also seen and plug and
white or cream and velvet.
The •.tin brocades that will be the meet
favored are as a rules mdiem and small
figures and in fins handsome qualities, that
however, .re within the reach of the aver-
age puree. Th. very large showy demise
appear on expensive crowdss that are appro-
prate Daly for women of • certain style.ud
figure and for very grand x:cauone.
Cbaoge.ble, clienteles. and plaided and
striped vel vete ars in oo..tant demand both
for •sceswnes and fusty w.iste. and the de-
r/and
o-rriand tor plain velvem and plushes for she
making of (apes, co•m, redingotes, and
trimmings u already more tkao tortes as
!arises it was at this tune last year. Print-
ed velvets have also taken • hold on popular
fancy.
Some of the stylish golf cepa used for
travelling are of single or double hoed
cloths, !ivory cloth 10 few• sad tan shades,
aid box -.loth is dark green, blue, pr black,
with Mange waives with the goods in ploid
d effeee, or made of (assay *ttn. The
capes bare the crossed straps to held them
os, that originated in tis►tlsad amoog the
veli link'.
In the array of new attractive dress goods
jour opened are ehameleoe Tepees in rich
tall colorings and in silk and wool mixtures,
saus,,tripd bourettee, two -toned French
diagonals, all wool and forty-four inclies
wide: camel's hair beur tree pertlu.larly np-
prepnate for separate skirts or entire tailor
costumes,the width tiny inches,and the web
a heavy, substantial twill. lastly, beauti-
ful heather mixed tweeds and cheviots in
forty two-inch widths, and pin head checks
to SIX different color Mit Urea.
Some of the new F:.glieh girdles or- helm
are • quarter of • yard deep and are made
of wide we -ribbon or folded silk, velvet, or
Dresden brocade will stook boiler to match,
which, however. on some of the newest
gowns is devoid of the fluffy rosettes wbioh
have se long Mashed the sollar, the latest
idea being to mal.• the throat appear ea
slender as possible. Modistes affirm, not-
withstanding, that It will be same time be-
fore these dressy little silk bows will be
some time before these dressy little sill
bows will be eibesdesed es wiser cellar or
Felt.
CIRCLED THE GLOBE.
Atha, Lead.aderry as Travelled %earls
Male 111111.0.
Chineco, Sept. 14.- An.ie Londonderry
arrived in Chioage, bevies completed a sir -
sl. of the globe en her hi•ycle In lees than
15 months. Mins Londonderry is nursing a
broken arm,the result of • had fall sustained
in Gladbrook, Iowa- She rode 175 mules
with the d*sahld member.
Mins I.00dmderry left Boston in Jam,
1894, without money, to girdle the glebe,
within 15 most►•, and without begging or
•sospu.g gratuitous support to return
to that oily with =5,000, ou • wager,
Should she..... d, she wase reo•iv.glh
000. One of the omditions was that she
should mover 10,000 miles es • bicycle. That
stipulation she more than fulfilled. Her v
rival in this eity praousally completed the
. rdons trip. She has earned 74.900, and is
thinking of minima hes bicycle to make up
the deficit
Sbe has travelled 28,000 miles, and h.n
earned the above •'.Dont in many ways.
Hie *d• was .ts•.dd by teeny Willie, s-
eased's. She was rsbb•d by hirhw• rase
♦e Frame While witseestag • battle he -
les. the .laps and (*biases is Ganas ahs
renewed • bullet wound is the area. 1.
Stockton, (:al., she was n
and . over by a royal-
ist., d foroto speed Ave weeks is the
hospital.
She will weans is (Siwe for • month,
sad bas sot yet desisted whether to rstars
M Bootee by wheeler rail. Her time is .p
at that point Odebr 26.
t Il lI$ s rrstt4.._i ahsraar/re Dealer Gives
Orilla, Feb. 101h, 1894.
EDMANSON, BATB.8 & CO.,
Gentlemen,-Abent three or Ioor
w *eke .go i had an stt.ek of Itebi.g
Piles. 1 tried two or three different
remedies recommended by drurrit...
"the beet and only sore," 5t.., eta., but
got nn relief. Abort the tis. 1 w he -
Osaka to dessir of 6ldib,l say raise.
with some slight sisgivi p. i bought
bol of yaw p11. ears, shish i as
to gay gave es asses Sagas rMisf alai
passages are. 1 salads, year Oi.t-
sees (iioi-.s.4, ALF. J. DIAN.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
HOUGH OR SMOOTH?
Ask your Druggist for
A
Wonderful Tonic
Wilks Will Se tse Ira worths, 1■ Grow Reeds and SMISICS
Teta 1.1.eaa. s
Our tames are wobbling between two ex slit LEWD
trema. the rough and nubbly or the.moot h
and sleek. Ktttier w. mut appear s salty
alpaca, shot or plats. or we sae dun some
material with corrugated surface which sue I o
gess .utsglo and seaweed. Aliases is, how j --_
e ver, the newest those, mad the female heart
n aturally leans to sev.lties of •11 kinds
Besides, a duos maws, .leek apparel re
mains fresh looped, and a moreover pleat
ant to the touch. Crinkly crepous with the
thermometer at 715 is the shade •ie heating
to the eye &ad ►rritauug t• the temper
Waterproof silk alpaca snakes into dehrht
ful shower cloaks, watch do duty an rain or
shoe ; they are, moreover, exeediagly
light .sd ooavemout tar erasing jeuneys s
plane of heavier .Maks.
The 0.00.s1.0.. Wrapper.
Inwrappers then does not seem to be any
particular style predominating. The shape
has changed but little Laos lent year. The
sleeves are a little larger and droop more
than formerly. A good deal more drapery
and trimmIags are used on the form of bees
and ribbons. Then are more distract styles,
but thew only differ from oee another in
small pont. The prtnapal colon for tea
row.. are pink, blue and oardi.ai, and the
meet used matortals French flannel, cash
mere mad ladle silk. The cheap wrappers
follow the tea jamas is shape at • Maumee,
outing flannel and prlots taking the place of
more expositive materiels. Red, blue and
Mack are the most copular motors.
Targe or small.
Apropos to sleeves, there is • speck as
lent• u • roan's hand that appeared s
March that persists diquietugly 11 it does
not grow. It is the Louts XVI. sleeve,
which is to may the small sleeve, dubbed
hiioric•lly by courtesy for introduction
only177 hesitating nersrstmce troubles
body cooeerned. Will It be .esun.-
lated or not That 7t is to be sees here and
there on a daring gown is not an answer,
but an aggravation. And all the cloak
makers heeauee of It are late to their
Autumn models. Shall 11157 make sleeved
j•ck.a or shall they not' If the gowo
sleeves f.11 they may, if net they must
mak. 'apes. And the manufacturers el
dress materials, who are accustomed to fur
sigh the retailers with ealored plates of
gowns made to illustrate the studs, have
hit is despair upon the expedient of making
two picture.' when they usually make one
-a picture with big sleeves and one with
small ; the chances appear eumethiar like
even.
Woomera Tempt rlrkperke.a.
411.1. sympathy is maimed 7a the average
mea when M. Imre that a woman of the
day has been the victim of plckpoukee,•0d,
as • rule, if Me is at all outspoken, his com
meats will be : "It served her right,"
Host seen think, and there Is reason in
their Ida, that the dress 0t • woman today
a an invitation to the light tiugered gentry.
ibis wears ler watch dangling from •
fragile chatelaine, the other end of which is
attached immaturely to her belt or pinned t•
the dress waist ; or she may reverse the
order of things and put the watch to her
belt, while front it •Llajjht •has depends,
and on that she wean" arm frequently
ae heavy as the time piece. la wittier case
• de' thief would dteengars the entire out-
fit without much effort. The practice of
leery !0g the pocket hook in the hand is •
merlee• one and women .ho Ind. their
purees hare only themeelye• tp blame. The
man or women who would mike a Lame for
himself, or herself should devise a este and
on.vemiet pocket tor • woman • dress. -
New Perk Tribune.
• alas Wats *be Girls.
" Ta!k about • sight with the boyo ! It
isn't in it with • day with the girls ex-
claimed • fair maid the other day.
" Look .t me," she oont►uued, " I'm a
perfect wreck. I'vr been dr•grd ell ever
town, to every bargain counter in New
Vot k by those reunion from the country.
They aro absolutely indefatigable, and so
they •• pulled and yanked me in and out
eeervwhere 00111 I'm ready to drop. They
got 101• of lovely hergaine, though -starts,
bead -rests, photograph frames, and every
blessed thing they d,d.'t need -and now
they haven't got • cast ,eft fnr the very
frock they came to buy. All I've clot to
show for it is my silk pettienet torn out of
the withers, a splitting heada.he, a lame
back and • pair of forty sins 00.t gloves
that are not mates, 4
0 %ogles and tie' !cobalt.
Neglect cold in the head and you will
surely have Catarrh. Neglect nasal re-
tarnh and you will as surely index pul-
monary diereses or catarrh of the uor.•
ad' with its disgusting attendant., foul
Breath, hawking, spitting, blowing, &c.
Stop it all by using Dr. Chase'. Catarrh
Cure. 25 Bents • box carom
ALL
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pALMo.TAaSDAP
Kam Peat rt
es Tll[.
Bast BABE'' SOHO
Ka'
fi»pewaylt�
Bab, was troubled with somas Noised tog..
1 tried '• Pulmo -Ter Soap.' la a vete shoat time
the noses din pptwed, stile booths Owe* the
width sad tb• child get p•rtsetty will.
• ties _sus, tisMM.
a4 sea 4 osh•
THE THOROUGHBRBD STALLION
7
itoweiges
Remedy for
Weak and Impure Blood,
Kidney and Liver Troubles.
.sea 05 J. N. IltacL[OD. a0411111CM, pier.
GODERtos
WOCLLEN MILLS
are Re -Opened l
i beg to may that 1 have bought the Woollen Mill from Mr. McCann,
lately run by Mr. Dickson, and ant refitting it up in first -claw style, putting
in many improvements, making it an Up-to-date Mill, and hope by doing
first -claim work and fair dealing to merit a shave of your patronage. 1 am
prepared to do Custom Work in all item branches, such as Rool Carding, Spin-
ning Single or Rouble Yarns, manufactunng Illat.kete, Plain and Fancy
Flannels, Double and Single Sheeting, Tweeds, Av.; also Custom N'eaviag,
Dyeing and Scouring Blankets.
ALL WORK DONE PROM
G. M. COLLINS.
1V HAVE tl CONTRACT
with eumelves to give the beet Itusineee and .hortband course that ern
OQT be had. and ant we lute l•uotpletcd the contract the
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.,
a Lberal patronage. We hair something new along rdu. sitcom line*.
L>TNnyuire• There Is something in It. t.talogue tree.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Jac 6rnce
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES
Are the most Powerf..l
Heaters in the World.
For Economy, Durability,and an easi-
ly regulated Furnace, it ham no equal.
FOR SALK HY
HARPER & LEE
P. S.—For Coal or Wood.
BURR t W STEWART St MIL
Fa .
• ger neer , >
~-HI,MILTON.ONT.---a
"a ZAMOa "
will
wbemein s H.t.IM
stables. during
THOMAS GUIDRY.
1
THE PERSON
that wants a good Match, and
that knows a thing or two, will
remember that this brand is
synonomous with everything de-
sirable in fire -producing lucifers.
E. B.EDDY'S MATCHES.
WM. SHHARMAN, Jr.
BOOTS AND SHOES I
We see that the customer knowing that a fur price paid for • Good Pair of Boots
or Shoes is • better investment than • very low price paid for • por pair, u the
Customer who saves mosey.
Remember, we will not sell you • sheepskin or shoddy Shoe without letting
you know it.
W• aim to sell only First -('lass Mock. We buy it right and will sell it right.
( •11 and examine our Goods and Prices and we are sure that we can snit you
in Style and Quality.
(;into, step ►n and have • look at our 53.00 SLATSR, SBOji the beet Shoo
in the market today for the money.
WM. SHARMAN. Jr.,
4.e.re' (tau M. and Mean.
"=MUN RO'SI
Several Trines of Goats to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will be made as the Season advances.
Goods are all marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care. -
Customers may rest assured that everything will be up-to-date, and all
Departmenta well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particulars.
Special attention given to small ware..
inspection kinkily solicited Prompt delivery of purchases to any part
of the town
2064
A. MUNRO,
Drayer and Haberdasher.
FEATHERBONE SKIRT BON
For giving• Wit, pliable. Masse bees male
trent quills. It le sett and yielding.
.•at noing readily to 4014., yet giving
grass Shap. t0 Sten or (tress
STYLEand SHAPE .g.he mos rehire Hone that alas he
to mast wata0i I.J.ry.
LADIES' DRESSE
S TO* Co9s10..ed 011T\1N
00W1rt
150050 0 earthed "Flab oil• loth
Ms•tal.
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