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baby growth
The baby's mission is
growth. To that little bun-
dle of love, half trick, half
dream, every added ounce
of flesh ml ins added hap-
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby,
beauty.
Scott's Emulsion, with
hypop1iosllites, is tyle eas-
iest fat -food baby can have,
in the easiest form. It sup-
plies just what he cannot
get in his ordinary food,
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
Resit i arms. Ilearalla O.L g•e-.•d ✓]t se
TIPS FOR THE KITCHEN.
Apples Stewed R'bole-Take six good
stewing apples, core Aad peel : place is •
pas with water enough to just half Dover ;
stew rail only the so halt is sone, thou
turn them over and ouuk the other side : re-
move from pan. To one quart of .pole
juice and water add ons uup art sugar . boil
u.' I quite thick ; taro over apples
Oat Fbka-Two t iroupfu. of Hakes to
six teacups o1 cold wester, • tosepuuulul of
salt ; allow to come to a boil slowly This
ls the French maser of cooking oat flakes
Hominy Griddle takes --To one pot of
boiled hominy add ..oe pint et sour milk,aad
oue plat of our Bat the two egos •tad
stir roto the batter. • pinch of wilt ad soda
mash to .neer point of spoon.
Panned Sausage -Tike cold p ark chops
lett from br,•kt,st. uhup boo ; then
till a small baldig dish with al ornate levers
01 chopped meat and of bread crumbs
sewsosed lightly with pepper and thyme
Dover with gravy left from the fried pork ;
bake tweety minutes; serve hut.
Sooteh Broth - Two pounds of .craggy
sok of mutton ; cut nest in small proem
and put in 'imp pot with tun ,Iuarte of
water, one turnip, two carrots, one dolor
mad a et•Il of celery, all cut hoe : boomer
two hours ; ouok oue tablespoonful art Hour
so one of butter together until perfectly
smooth stir io soup and add • teaspoonful
of chopped parsley ; •saeon with alt and
p.pp•r•
l'rnoerry .fell. --One quart of craober
ries, ons tont of u..td water. Roil until soft
uoough .o press through sieve. hetero
oraabernee to for tire, add pound of guru -
tatted sugar ; let sine to a boil ; be sure Lite
sugar is d'slveel lar not burl half • minute:
turn into a mould (.bat has baso wet woo
water : let stood over night and it will come
out &mend cigar.
Parsnips in Batter -Sit parsnips boiled
Leader ; any loft over from a previous mal
will du nicely mho. into posse halt a
inch thick and two inches long : make •
batter of one pint of Hoar, one egg, one
level teaspoonful of raking powder, a little
salt and milk .n..ugo to nuke better like
ei'riddle cakes ; sur p•rsoope into batter and
fry light Lown In led.
Dash Pudding{ -Soak over night one
tesaupful of tapioca in three pinto of cold
water; add a pinch of salt. lo the morn-
ing oouk until clear ; add • halt cupful of
*near and half • pint of any syrup left from
any coned fruit Strawberry, red ram -
berm or piueapp'e judo, a delicious ued to
this way. Turn into • mold to cool and eat
with cream.
lists Pudding ---One mpful sour in lk,00e
cupful sugar or moll.ssss, one big •p000lul
butter, • te•spoon,ui of soda, spices ti
taste, and one pound of dates, stoned Stir
quite stiff w1th graham Hour •ted steam two
hours. Serve with sugar or create and
sauce.
Rio. CakesTwo cupful. of boded rice,
two eggs, a girth of salt, one teaspoonful
smear, one of butter, beat all well together.
Add nos tesepoentul of baking powder, •
cup of milk and 11 ur enough to thicken so
that the cakes will tura easily Drop by
sposful. into • frying pan half lull of hot
lard ad fry light brown.
Malars awl sense.
Have a littler eons and wive mossy by
barring your wearing apparel of all kinds
.leaned and dyed at Porkers' I)ve Works.
Toronto. Work Is donewell. If don. at
Parker's --ea they •11 say. W• aro ready to
give them our best attention. Agency at
Mises Yater' milliary store,
sews'. LOW Weed.
"Roa.sibor, Noddy," said smmm• .e.
day, "always to aosemmod.te every ear
that yon ass. "
•' Yes'es," answered Noddy, hsaruly, "1
will " Aad mamma felt sure that he would
bears Noddy is soot the very 'bees keys
W remwb.r amp you .yes saw,
The asst day Mrs. Camp called to him se
he was resist deers ib. street with his
sew .led Syiag ttl..g beard him.
"Noddy, Noddy ! war bee . minus,
wealt you!"
Noddy hoard her and stopped, though b.
diart nuoh'wwt to. H. was going ewer
as the Wtlsoa hail ooastiog, sand was in •
great burry ; but he went up to the d. or
where Mrs. Camp was standing, and pulled
off his fur rap with a polite little bow, which
pleased the lady very meet
" Will you run low• to the .tors for me,
dear!' .h. asked. '•I want • spool of twist,
and 1 have no es tetrad."
It didn't take losg, after all The .tore
eta not • great w.y off, sod there was o0
otter customer ; and Noddy, in lees than
lye minutes, was back again with the spool
ot twist,
"Thank you," said Mrs. Camp, emlltog al
him. Thea she took ;a bright new dune
from her puree. "Here is something for
you to buy pasts with.. said .h. kindly.
"And I'm very mesh obliged beetdes "
Hut Noddy shook his head at the dime,
though he lilted peanuts almost as well ae
maple sags, which is saying • good deal.
You re welcome es .an be, said be,
"but 1 east take pay for going, Mrs Tamp
'cause, you know, mamma tells m. always
to • bomtnate every one I aw '" '
Dids'e Mrs C.sip laugh. 1)f course, poor
tittle Nedd y seat to use the word accom-
modate. But the lady could not help laugh•
tug though .he tried .o hard that she almost
choked, and frightened Noddy, who oould
sot think what the trouble was. - Youth'.
('01111.tnio0.
hating u • necessity. To be healty, it i.
• pleasure ; to the dyspeptic, • torture. By
the use of Avers Sarsaparilla, tee weak-
est and most disordered stomach is restored
to natural condition, and food is more
partaken of with youthful relish said satis-
faction.
• Great Faintly •ewapaper.
No family is se poor that It cad go
wituout • weakly paper. No family u se
rich that it an afford to do without one.
No family rich or poor can afford to forget
that the best paper Is the cheapest and the
one that brings big returns oo the invest
meats. The ideal family paper makes it
self indispensable to every member of the
kousehold. It iotereeNf helps, amass and
inetruite, makes itself invaluable and 000e
taken as sever abandoned. There ts end
such paper is C.aada -The Family Herald
and Weakly Star, cf Montreal, which crres-
Iata in every known part of the Dominion ;
sod is everywhere ao.laimd as the greatest
weakly published.
Every subscriber to the Family Herald
is ramrod for lye hundred dollars sisal
railway accidents free of oat.
Splendid as were eta qualities se a tardy
jourtal before, it has reoeotly been enlarged
from twelve to sixteen pages, and interest-
ing new features and department* bore been
added. Eech issue is • wonder, and is re-
ceived by the roller with amazement that
se great • paper can be published for the
trio. 1f you don't know the Tomtly
Herald you should and at once for a sample
copy.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star is
only on. dollar • year We bear from
those who have seen It tbat the Family
Herald has • premium picture entitled
" Littb Queenie,' this year far yearly sub-
scribers- worth tier tunes the whole sub -
sorption. This is verily an age of wonders.
L..g Seeress..
More than two -third. of the disease and
suffering which atelier humanity is all -
made -the result of some violation of the
lava of health. Even given an abundance
of fresh air, half the people do not breathe
it : for the habitual, involuntary breathing
is removed sly a few steps from lung oter-
ration. is the primary cause of many oases
of phthisis, and the source of much of
the sufferings caused by impurity of the
blood.
It is only by 000ecious breathing, exercis-
ing the lungs by slow, deep and thorough
movements, that we can give to the blond
the amount of pore oxygen required to oar-
ry off ita impurities; and every man, woman
and child should, both eight and morning
and at }miuent intervals during the day,
g ive a five -minutes' attention to what aro
11 named "lose gy'moastice." The exer-
cise should be taken ie the freshest air, -
pure, unoontamioated, outdoor air, where
possible; do not be afraid of its bring cold,
for it is impeesibls to "take cold" while
breathing deeply. Inhale slowly, always
through the nostrils, prolonging the move-
ment as much as possible, and filling the
whole lunge, the lower as well as the upper
parts; then give lass time for rethaling and
every other exhalation be forcible and
mpanied by abdominal movement se
11, which will aid in emptying the
stagnant o.11e in the lower parts of the
lungs.
WO
Thr IIMlem. let
The great .phlox o1 (wide is an enormous soon
master, between whose gigantic arms io we
the old days nestled a little temple with
steps leading to it. In this temple tables
were found,whooh indicate that it was dedi-
cated to,Hor-emakhu, meaning " the eon
ea the hnn000." It measures 172 feet b
Moire long and 100 feet from tree to top of
bead. It is been out of a natural sirens
is • solid rock, erne defter being filled to
and tee lege added with masonry
His Face was a mass of
Blotches.
i11it new his ekln is otos as a year
Old babe's.
•esti'• Sar'saparllla his Salvation.
Noshing blights existence like the
knowledge that our appearance is re-
pellant to those with whom we come in
teatact, a(w is there any relief like that
of feeling that the disfiguring causes have
been removed. Says Mr. William Alger :
y face on one side was a mass of
etches, some of which were constantly
WI of matter. 1 run a bake shop doing
sty own work, but my face got .n bad that
tastomers drifted away. Then i hired a
man Aad wont to a doctor. He said my
blood was is a horrible condition. i tu't1d
my business and moved to the city where
Scott's Sarsaparilla was recommended to
me. The first bottle did me nisch good,
and after taking five bottles my skin lea*
dearas possible, and not a sign nl m7
previous disfigurement 1 say Srott s
Sarsaparilla hs the best blood medicine
goring and am speaking from experience.
Pimples, blotches, boils, ulcers end all
NM Arian( from vital •abaetioa
Mord are radically Aldred by
. conce*trated co
d t5e fins..
est met$cires gvW
own. Your druggist h.. k at Pt. 1st
Scott's. The k d that eves.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
The banter of all hard tasks is to be
tolerant people.
To know how to grow old is the master-
ful piece of traits and one of the most
dif8milt chapters in the great art of living.
- Amiol.
The late Marquis of Waterford was, os
ae.osnt of his lameness, allowed to address
the House of Lords .eared He was, never.
tholes, quite • forcible and convincing
speaker.
('cont Wilhelm von gtnllherg Wester -
ode and hie Countess her• just o.lebratd
their diamsd wedding The Count is
913 years old and the Countess ten years
younger.
Wb.m Kis Thohaw of Burmah was de-
tbrowed the English left him aa estate 1.
his owe oesstry for his moisten.... They
as propose to setas ou the isomer from it
order to pay hi. creditors.
Th. Deka and Dunham of Fife with their
aihlldren, who hay hese in London for •
few day., after orating at Sandringham.
WPM taken for the Winter the dam. hones
at Brightest that they had last year.
it is probable that Res Donesn (dillies,
the Agent (leaeral in Reglad for Vioteris,
rad . r Saul Samuel, dee Arra 0...ral a
Reglad for New Rath Wales wil! rep-
' resort Australis is the Peale eater ester -
ens
iwigi Arditl, she has enednete.l Italia•
epees for se ataxy year, •ad has kaws t•-
tkwmtely all the great ginger for a lease•
ties past, h.. written hie rsmitierseass
Shish will be edited by the Rarest= oma
...dins
The Impress Tredlerielt in erpooted Mt
Mit Priem end Prisms' Hoary .t Preeda
as Naples *beat the sed .1 Fehrery, sed
the repel prtr will afterwards pressed W
*these on a AIM le the Duke end Design
I a orm 't.
BROAD-MINDED DOCTOR
RELATES SOME ENPIRIENCgt IN
HIM OWN PRACTICE.
aLLIIOV IN aww0W0' DINS •NT 111101.111
TWAT Ma 11,4•W. WILL .'1'aa We PATI-
▪ ls. tea wILWAr.' YIN 1'u -t.,
• user u1aa YlvltaT.
• A104911, I!'a., April 94111, '96.
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
(.a.,ra xwrs, While It is entirely 000
tr rye to the curium. 0t the medical proffers
to endorse or recommend ray of the so called
epraetery prep•ratiuoa, 1 shall, trev.rth.-
roe, give you an 000ount of wase of may
wuod.rful speciosa with sour •proper.
us, Ili. Williams. Pink Nilo fur Pale
People. The faut is well known that mod'
oil prootitioos as a rule do not respire,
much lees use preparations of this kin ,00h
seeueutly the bo.ty of them have no debaite
k.owled0e of 'hear value or lack of it, but
soundly condemn them ell wrtnout • trate
Such •-course u maoifwtly absurd and 00
just, and 1 for one, propose to give my
Mitigate the best treatment known to me,
for the part.cular chars with whlcb
they are suffering, no matter what
it u, where r how obtained. 1
J. /1. A,br.pkr, .11./►.
was first brought to prescribe Dr. Williams.
Pink Pills about two years ego, after hay
ing seen some remarkable result• from their
nee. Reuben Hoover, now of Reading, 1'•.,
was a prominent contractor and builder.
While superintending the work of erecting
• large budding during cold weather he
contracts what was thought to be sciatica,
be having first noticed it one morning in
n ot being able to rice from hie bed. After
the usual treatment for this cheese he
failed to improve, but on the contrary grew
rapidly worse, the epee developing into
bemiphlegia, or partial paralysis of the en-
tire right side or the body. Eleetncity,
tonic." and massage, etc., were •11 given a
trial, but nothing gave any ben.It and the
paralysis continued. lo despair he was
onmpelled to hear his physicians announce
that his case was hopeless. About this
time his wife noticed one of your dvertise-
mente and concluded to try your Pink Palls.
" He had given op hope and it required a
great deal of hogging on the part of his wife
to persuade him to take them regularly.
" ■e, however. did as she desired. and
if appeases. indicate health to this man,
ons would think be was better than before
his paralysis."
"Why,' says Is, "I began to improve in
two days, and in four week. 1 was sorely
well and at work "
"Having seen these results i ooncludee
that such a remedvlis surely worth a trial
at the hands of any physician, and coose-
guentle when a short time I•tertl was called
upon to treat a (rely suffer.sg with palpita-
tion of the heart and great nervous prostra-
tion, after the usual remedies failed to re.
hero, I ordered Ir Williams Pink Pills.
Th. result was simply astonishing. Her at-
tacks became less frequent and also less in
severity. until by their use for a period of
only two -menthe, she was the picture of
health, rosy-cheeked and bright eyed, se
well as ever, and she has continued eo until
to -day,, more than 00. year mooe she took
any medicine. I have found these pills •
arsine for chorea. or as more commonly
known, St. Vitra' dance, as beneficial re-
soles have is all cease marked their use.
As a spring tonic any one who, from nvar-
wnrk or nervous strain during a long winter
hoe become pale and languid, the Pink Pi11s
will de wooden is brightening the counten-
ance and is buoying the spirits, bringing
reed to the 'pallid lips and renewing the
fountain of youth.
Tours respectfully,
.1 D AL•alone, M.D •
TEMPERANCE.
N y friend, there's heat two occasions
when i talk. whisky. Usdi.m•yed by the
hums ! and hake ! which easoed, he onn-
tinned. ayes, i just ttk' whiskey when i
have haggis for dinner and i t•k' whisky
when i hae nsr, haggis.
Hess Mann ; (:oyernmeot o•aoot
ksook a hom.n passion or a depraved sad
dies.sed appetite upon the had, but it can
knock • barrel of whiskey or rum upon the
head, and thus prevent the ,ratiloation of
the passion or appetite, and after • tune the
tinted appetite rt paeans will die oat
Intemperance is ns lnnger looked upon as
• pardoeahls sateen bot as a grove fault
and Megrim It has ceased to be permiei•
ble, se it ens was, for public men to be
seen is a drookes condition. Society doe
n ot extend its former indolgtnoe to pesos
Tho fail to onntrol their appetite for strong
dent.
John Ruskin says : Drunkese.' is set
sly the oases of sins. but it a cries.
est if any eno.rorsae dismisses fee tbe
mks of the profit derived from the Gale of
drink, they are guilty d a form of metal
Ieeeinat:ea ea wlmisal as any that hes
been prsntioed by the braves of any .ountry
Of of any age
!4e when you bny whiskey- you depreit
Your mno.y rand lose it Your ties and
I .e it Your eth•raot.r---a.d loos it
V on, 'sett -and lose it Your strwugth-
aed lama it. Your manly independence -
sad loser Yon, ..l( •netynl-Aad lose it.
Your home comfort.- end Inse it. Your
wife's happiness -and lees it. Your ohild-
rea's happiness and lase it. Your nws
e st -sad lose it
Dv. R. W Rieeardenn ha. the lest ward
to the idler'. 1.1.0 Symposium ea the mob.
pet of anoeltimor It it is net, he •seaYme,
e s Ind .e ilei king, het it Ie radially Irl.
it disturbs the oireul•ein. ; it efts !m-
padee digestion : it ta►nrl•r•s with the fine
.diwtmmat• n' the ..waw, sed sesw.itses 1
impairs the Iwss of viola altetgNttmr.
Mrwsov.r, it generates • wars for itself
is the n.rvom organism, always oa «ail
sign, add tedlrn.tly is Gans up, ow Wm
-
quantity, hereditary evil., like wader, whiee.
sold lie laast i1 Idt .less
Whoever seer fees le lass with 01f-
1.1 Mee h.e to wee and Walt,
Weeded
He -Thos every
es. be married 111 M•
Sbe-- There is east
spoken ..f, Aad .tam
He ('ertauly, m,
Bed me go through
sake, and 111 du it
deem, sad 0Duch •11
get it, ay, even t►.
ss., climb the Iofua
the fuming ureters of
do it.
She It teat 111Yyl.,
said 1 mast ask you e
.d to allow nee for p1.
He-l'm--er bow
now!
for w,.
Never eat • meal
Either art down or 11.
minutes to rest belorr
been walking or doings a
iagf mous. Half of 'h
are due to servos debt
teres times a der for
will produce brlau(ssao.
Never go to bed with
.rotse before retinae u
slumber and healthy do
I:ttle before breakfast
with sour cream Ao,
they only give • false ap
Do not •wallow haul,
n ot use tee water at ail
hurry. Avoid .quick d
moderately every der .s
healthy digestion will 4
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JAN. 2 1896.
is ▪ lied, sad we
00 1 ws!
e tblsg 1 hove trot
Menne that 1 meet.
.gel. R hat is It
tial for your dear
.k for the geldesi
le in extrema 1'11
1 must .win, the
e ke, .r arch in
ty voln.nove, I11
a.
RAM'S HOS* P141 • SOPHY.
A . dear. Mamma
moult 1 ou Intend•
Uey.
It are pin.. paper
Ir•.
e you are tired.
on too or Mutes
tang, if you base
thing of an resit. -
of dyspepsia
hogs, if aro
length of 111110,
utter d i epepeur
feet, Gentle ex
IUJly, to sweat
o
Extreme •
ever eat oatmeal
stimulants, for
is and no relief
water. Setter
Never at to •
ripe. Eeercler
he ors air and
e away lyspep.
It makes o" differea.w
rely u, w long •e it rear.
To lore his stoma is .
service as • titration
Paul was etrumg In n
treogth t.1 Christ as h
Th. Sen had to go to t-. cross, that the
orl,t m;gbt es. what 0. 'u the Father's
Bart.
1t is not so much who. . put oto our
pockets, as what we tak. t that Drakes
rich.
the Jews knew that .le ah was a 1:d
power, but they never mad that He
si • (ad of love.
w east( I:ud'a
united.
t as important
reader 1'brt.t,
ehtog, but the
roost depend -
The journey toward 1;0.; .0 comes to a
etandstil, when we nu 1.' r hunger and
thirst after righteousness.
It was the "mixed multi a that mads
all the trouble in the wile and it is
the same thing that mal trouble in the
church today.
I bate above all thing, • crow ma
What right has he to mora the sunshine
ot • day • What right ba- to aswwta•te
the joy .t life ' When y . go home you
MIAMI, to go like a ray of 1 t, ear that it
wall, evea in the night, t out of the
doors eau windows alumni.. the darkness.
Ir -la easy to chock t,od for ppinew and
prosperity, but hard to thee Sou for Bor-
row and reverses ; yr(. trues may be for
us greater blessing. than p. t gifts If
we had faith as big ase n...g d seed, we
should be content with who e r Hu Prey',
deuce sent us rod would a. • everljthmg
meritorious by accepting it ooeformity
with His will.
OUT. of hearts plougutel 000tritiso
epilog flowers furor than eve row oo the
bard grouud of unbroken self-content.
There bloom in then llympat. and Charity
for other erring mortar : Patience
under suffering, which u .c owled,ted to
be mooted . and tarty. sweet t bloeom of
•11, tender Gratitude for arthly and
heavenly blessings felt to to red gifts et
Divine Love,--Franuee I'owrr 'ebbe.
In the whole art of ietero..a there is nn
more fascisatag trait than t whereby
man or women has the brut . giving or ap-
pearing to give the whole at: coo to the
other partner .n conversation How your
heart goes out to one whose e t, kmdly
gaze assures you that, for the moment, at
levet, his thoughts are consent on your
seers, and your pressor is e neat im-
porat fact to his iutelligeere
0 'portunitaw approach cul 11,0.0 who
use them Even thoughts bys-ad-bye
to wad the idie and tee perv. Butsad-
deo and unforeseen helps sad used en-
couragement are vouchsafed t the devout
worker. For God is every s, having
Hu will, and He cannot be ha ed. Make
His bursae yours, as dad H Soo. The
man who work. with Htm_u tartly as-
sured of achievement.-l;mereo
We b•ve not wings, we coos soar :
Bat we have feet to scab a climb,
By slow degrees, by more an, more,
The cloudy summit of ._r time,
The heights 1.y great men reached and
kept
Were not attained by sodden flight,
Rut they, while their oomp.nis.. slept,
Rare toiling upward a the fright.
- I-ahgfellew,
WHAT HE WANTED.
se
abort topre•at. N Love Wdehl de for
OW Girl
"You keep ridge here, den t 'you! he
Waal in a Woodward avenin jewelry
store.
"Certainly," replied the clerlt "Rona
for yourself !'
"No. I'm thinks°' of getts eosathia
fur my girl. trot anythin for •hbut $2 •"
"Yee, I coon give you a plain nee for that
pro.. Hero Is something very neat."
"I guess that would tit her all tight. Kin
1 base something engraved on it ?"-
"01 morass What is It ,
"Wall, 1 want you to pot o• It: 'From
Them•. .1. to Helen H., who m not only the
best look'o but the smartest boil in the
state of Michigan. My love will
sever grow cold, and Soul,' deathovertake
me my last thought would be of you. Be
good and yon 11 he happy, •°d ;denim ac
olpt this as a token of love.' That's what I
went you to put s."
"Geed gracious, but you cast get, all that
en a ring," exclaimed the clerk.
"R ' e oral way is to simply agrees
'T to with the date after it.
"T trust way may be all right vita
some 6.. la but it won't work witb min.,
What she waste ie est seat--hr.pe ot assee-
tiosibet. 1e you neat got It on !'
"Ceald.'t possibly do it Yon el want •
aerfase as her as your hand to get that on. -
"Ray exclaimed ed tbw yore' mer after •
attender of reflection. "1 have it Ili bey
her • silver telt knuekle instead • f • ring.'
Clad 111 have than put es it all 1 said tied
all to it : 'You are (sever shiest fress ay
tbesgh.., Led a dais of yea dear teas rises
o p bane [tae • tbo.eand times a lay. Se
tree-- he tree 1 Virtue is ite ow° reward.
tad your nether k live with us atter we
tea married. No loge at present --good.
by I"' - Detroit F
Teacher • What M an a gioele I Aber •
pause a hey answers. Heats. air ties wife el
an apnea.
Clerk- Yea, sir 1 ilat's eye of the beer
.looks we have Is the Crew. it ,ns. ei*L
4.ye without wl.dieg. Saywd -M that
se 1 How ioag do roe figure she'll de whoa
yet de wied h.. !
KEEP YOUR HUSBAND HAPPY.
By feediair him well.
By errs meals an dile.
By not boring bum with domestic history.
By taktug on intell'gent interest in hie
affairs.
By jadiclou. Clattery and equally iudie,ou•
blah.
Ry beteg ea ornament to hu housebul,l
sod • credit to his taste.
By sot Ioolrag up the wase 01 s •west•
heart is the chest with v••ur Iridal roil.
HINTS FOR THE TABLE.
Rapid eating is slow .uiclde.
('lenty of time should be takes,
Flab sad oysters are eerily digested.
Au hour or two of rest 'should be taken
after the meal.
Mere graulwttoo of the appetite is ver y
likely to short.. life.
Ihnaer should be of • lighter nature in
Summer than in Walter.
A quart of wheat contains more nutriment
th..a a bushel of cucumbers.
There is a happy medium between aril
everithing and being squeamish.
It ie not good to dune when io a state of
moots! or physical weakness.
Two pounds of potatoes contain as much
nutriment as thirteen pounds of turnips
Light soups, light deseeerte and light
meats should have the prstereoce in warm
weer her.
Abu.. of the stomach at diener will be re-
paid 'wiener or lair by that punishment
that coma to the Flattop.
tads JIM. rate-A..e, .e.Mle
Pala., %e.ertate Pal...
Pala I. tate rode. est.
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The "D. & L."
Menthol Plaster
mise w yawn • I. 11.00.01 1•1•01m
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....swellr ..Nev.J r • MIK
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GRATEFUL COAAIFORTIISG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
"Hy a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by a 'artful application of
the fine properties of well -sleeted ('000a, i4r.
Kris has provided for our breakfast Ann sup-
per • delicately Iheoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
iudieioue use of such articles of diet that a con
stitut on may be gradually built up until strong
enough to rapist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is a
weak point. We may escape nany a fatal
shah by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame. --
(Ord Nestor °astir.
Made simply with bailing water or milk.
Bold only in nacketa,by (lrocen, labelled thus
JANES Errs a s'e. 544., asmw.patbie
t'er'mtela. Leede.. sogiaad.
L. CARD
THE CLOTHIER
1IAMMILTON-ST., 4A)1)Ehll'H.
one floor from the corner of the
Square, and it will pay you to tin.(
that door. I've made a purcha.'e
of rpatiy made Clothing from -one
of the largest manufacturers in
Canada, at one third less than the
regular price. This is the time of
year clothing i4 wanted, and the
prices that are nlarke(l on these
golds will make theta fairly Cly
out of the door. Here goes for a
few prices, and I want you • to cut
this advert'selnent out, bring it.
with you and nee whether the
1;ooels are here anal the prices are
right.
MOTHERS' BRING YOUR BOYS
i'v'e a nice assortment of depend-
able Clothing, and quality Tris not
been lost sight of for price
Boy's 2 piece suite, start at 81 75, bet-
ter .•nee at 52, 92.25, up to to 60.
tiny s 3 pews suite, price start $3.25,
better ems., 53 75 $4 and $5.
'nils is not trash. It's reliable,
wearable clothing.
X6.50 will bay an all wool Frieze Ulster
with misled reams, storm Dolls, 54
inches long, warm lining. This cost
ie a clinker. Hatter ones 58.
Al 25 buys a good heavy Tweed Panto,
with proper trimmings and sewing.
$6 will buy an .11 wool doable -breast-
ed man's suit made up in proper style,
good trimmings, first clam workman-
.hhip, and it would be good value at
e7 Ss an all wool Tweed suit, made
op double ireaaeted,iwtth extra heavy
linings, neat pattern, The whole
sale price of this suit was Si 50, ire
as good as any 510 suit in (lodwnch.
9fi will buy you an imported Black
Sorge emit, winter weight, fast dye,
the !'oat is double breasted, full
length, with extra neo. linings.
Tela is • .mit that in the regular
way should he sold for 412. Eight
dollars is my prior All sites 36-42.
$1 50 is the price ot n pair of extra
heavy. all wool paste. $2 is what
they are worth.
Come in whether you are ready to
buy or not. Look freely. Let's
all get acquainted. Will be mutu-
ally beneficial.
L. CARD
ATENTS!
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MATS. TOW PMIS IN minimumOSsi spieledW sot DX1 4 711gAIAhs t
Our 'Mee
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le., and w t so .dials Pause la Ism lams
las there ism.** tram WASHINGTON.
Send YODEL OR DRAWING. We d
etas as te�atoa tablet ft.pp .c w
we make 11O__ teNall UNLASH WS OS
r(Wo retIN e t`� .leo vt . ttewm..ter ib.
ms
d. S mows e. aPer eirgeder, says
Meme and metronome W sets•! stento 1. roam
gee sew K Owesty, write be
ID • wap..
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Patens y W.ektase. D C.
MIRE SPARKS
:Y•ee a uu''1.'. (w.au. epee yea, draw
b.e.l.Iy . 1,
To be;; say day wuh.•ut uraier u M
tete. yew 1f .aper.,( t.. 11.e ••soa...1 'be
devil.
7'u pl • the hero lar au sn urgesoy ha
assure I aau:'a.a'rot, n.au ou the dead
loyal of very.', 111-
l),. n Ihs jet ways to cure an old load
is W y ' t talitng at.w1 It *WI t., you states.
tag rt.en other. t• Ik.
tt hes you tied yourself melee.1 to tbtak
li • t vete v is,.t .lee, s.'u would do well M
'mitt. a do ,• surblt.0 1.41 of y sur ...KU mere(
•rare
PYNY PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
In a surprisingly Soil m n. i"s a air
doth. certainty, mind ..awl a u...oatbitq
sod heeling to an Alert.,
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yule' Ptnt'.. •des
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Driv g Nails
alter
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and teit ire a going aro • good deal
alike, one w.nt. to know where to lardks.
IN
SILVERWARE AND FINE CUTLERI
Ftiu ('11HIi'I'JIAS TRADE
We are giving great bargains. la
CROSS -CCT SAWS, A x ES. I•'1I.E.M and
GENERAL HARI,WARM.
Our prise are away down.
DAVISON & CO.
Noted for go. •1 K•..aL.
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Steam and Water Gaut'•. _ (:lobe Valves.
Cheek Valves, i0epiratlrs, Fjeoters and 1..
cot ('oostaotly an Hand at Loweuk
A special lis WAWA Water sad Hog
Troughs for wee of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to
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