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W. B. herd.
Almost a
Hopeless Case.
A Terrible Cough. No *.at Night
nor Day. Given up by Doctors.
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A LIFE SAVED
BY TAXING
CHERRY
ATER S PECTORAL
"Several years ago. I caught a severe eoid.
att••nded with a terrible cough that allowed
me no rest. either day or night. The doc-
tor1, after working over me to the best of
their ability, pronounced =yeast, hopeless,
and sale they could do no more for me.
A friend, learning of my trouhlc, sent me
a bottle of Ayer's Chetry Pectoral, which f
began to take, and very soon i was rreatty
r. hated. By the tune i had used ttie whole
battle, i was completelycured. I bale never
bad much of a cough sites. that time. ao•1 1
Srmly believe that Ayers Cherry Pectora!
saved my life.•'_w. II. WARD, 8 Qt:imbr
Ave., Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
IISHEST AWARDS AT WORLD S FAIR.
lifer's PlUa the Deet "amity rApine
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THE SIONA L : GODIRICR, ONT., TARRSDA T. APRIL 16, 1896
at the top to keep it clewed, end bake Ia s
slew eine neatly .a hoar, or natal toads,
all thro.gh. feel them, put them m • deep
dish mad brows lightly, bastion freely with
hater this will �d tone musates mere.
'sad
Seneca with pepperopepper
ed butter over the top.
Te W1 rotates. erMllsb tttetbed
Wash the earth it the potatoes rad
scrape or pm* the skis off, as thusly as pus -
'able, sat oat, for motives of women, , but
sip brwuss the outside of the potato a al-
ways the best. Theo let them stand wel-
ted la water about two boon . wash awns
well ; put • h•sdful of salt ui tits eau apse
they are W be bulled in, caesium, of course,
with acid water, and Loll quu\1., the
•tu...er the better.
as/ied wales..
Peel and blench eastern small ooiosa
Prepare • mutat of vi butter sod 2 o0.
dour to • 'tempos . pour ou it ono pat of
milk sed veal broth, or water boiling. Add
t0 it the ootoas, sub •+a peppercorns, s
bou.,uet of parsley, • blade of 0100. and •
teaspoonful of ..it A lump of auger much
improve•. Whim tender, remove, strain
the series sad serve.
1.ralpa. Sailed.
When turdips tire young they are beet
burled whole. reel them tint vary thinly,
sad throw them into cold water till they
are ready for the saucepan. Throw them
tato boiling water slightly salted. ',bey
will probably take about twenty mtautee to
boil Sere. •guile plaa,.or with asy Lind
of white sauce. butter sauna, etc. Old tur-
nips are beet mashed.
mygg S wiled tire.
}'u.. out •11 the uobusLedor defective
grains from • per of rice. and wash tt im
plenty of cold water : put it into • ponce
lata !toed etewpan, pour to It three yu•ra
of boiling water and halt • teaspoonful of
salt, bel it lust seventeen minutes from the
etme it begins to boll . thee drain oil all the
water and set the rice over a mo•lerate bre
to steam fifteen minutes with the ltd oil.
To poll Steve rya..
!'eat should cot be libelled till lust before
they are to be used. After ehellt.g, put
them into boiling water, lust enough to
oovor them, with s little salt : and when
' hev are not very young. put a little sugar
to the water. They will require about
twenty minutes to boil. %%hen done, strain
them through • colander, and pat them in-
to • vegetable duh with a few bits of butter
stir them gently till the butter Is mixed
with them.
etre
1 if all crudes ct food, boiled rice is di-
gested to the shortest time -en hour. Rice
aontatne a great deal of nutriment in •
small compass. Ther• to hardly • way to
which it can be stewed down. in which it
will sot make • cheap. pleasant and men
-
tutus dub : and tt n particularly proper tor,
and pslatab!e to, the aged. the infirm and
the young. Rice soaked to milk or water
four or tive hiure before it is used, will need
but • abort time to boll.
rose.,-raddlag
}'ick • quart of split peas -that te, re-
move all impurities. or discolored peas, or
shells. Tie them loosely in • cloth, !caving
pleats of room for the peas to swell. Boil
till they are soft, which may be to from two
to three hours. Take the pudding from the
water and put it in • baton. Open the
cloth, and bruise or mesh the peas well.
Mix in • piece of butter. with pepper and
salt. Theo tie It up nightly, put 1t tato the
pot again. and boil it for half an hour.
When ready, turn it out of the cloth into •
vegetable duh. If properly managed, it
will tout whole h 1e.
restate Fritters
Boil two large potatoes, and mash them
• rern+
rl .lad
To make a porter" salst, rays a Spanish
Proverb, there eh.�uld be s mar for oil, e
spendthrift Inc t &newer. and • madman to
cup it up. sa
stew T./lee•
• aid till the skins e+o be removed, cut
them to thin sa.:cs with a sharp knife : Sat
in • ..lad dmosso,w
tsh and ••o, sloth pepper. silt
and vIneger, tot, if likri, • littleeug•r.
stood t'vm on dee before serving
relwlee. washed "'lib 011111••••
Prepare some b0.1-1•.n;oos by potting
them through • neve, awl mit them with
potatoes. In oroportiovng the optima to
b..'
the potatoes, •.0 will be guided our
ss
wish to have more or leof their flavor.
tolleranee..
To • d eh of pashed motatoes add one-
third of their -;u.atity of young cabbage.
savoy or spinach. previously niashed or
boiled ales. Season with pepper and salt,
odd a little butter ; warm, and mit well to-
gether.
retitle Peddls*
Boil, peel and mash three pounds of potses
tri, to whhob add • quarter of • pound of
6nely'shred suet, ann
d the sae of grated
cheese, or beaten herring, muted with •
••u•rter of • plat of m 1k, and bake halt an
pour to . quick ores.
%enviable w armee• IBalledi
I'eel the marrows, halve, and tt very
large, nuerter them, remove the seeds, put
them into boiling water. and simmer gently
until tender. Tata them up with • dice,
drain end serve upon wast : or send to table
u•compani.d with melted butter.
Arled lire.
Roti the rice quite soft the day before. so
that it will adhere together well. Next
mont•g cut tt in dso
ices an inch thick, d
cook it on • griddle with enough lard to fry
brown. It ie au excellent breakfast dish,
i cid rim left Wirer us
er from dinner may be ed
to than way.
A rte with•■l
Throe pounds of potatoes, two good stied
turnip., half • pound of onions cut in dices,
two nun.es of tapitoe, as much dripping
or putter, belied under • crust with pepper
and salt, make • very savory duh. If the
potatoes end onion; urs previously boiled, it
will to an improvement.
Hewed Terrines
sol remove the skins from some
em provide needand prettily fitrsr►iema
eyes thresh the *beets ere ed plata Ma elm,
.ad the oeeKietp °sly plain patch work
quilts.
Ova little lady el ear acys•istasce b.. •
cradle furnished se Body that perhaps a
de.ortptsoa d it we.11 be of sotereu to the
methore. The metas is fess the ace of
the cradle, four noises thick wad filled with
hair. This te ooversd with • smelt• .hp,
made to lit tt exactly, sod buttoned et ole
end. Whoa thes baumtroy
es soiled, it i.
to .lip off and exchange 11 e,
fur a free\ se
and to that way the wiertre•s ie always kept
n UMclean. Neat theis a putted pad,
the sheat, which is .if bee welt* midi•,
with • two iaoh hemstitched bus tri
sr.,mid it.
Tne upper .bent is just like the dower
one Thea
he soft white woollen blanket s
hem use loch deep all erousd stn fest►er-
stitched with Asiatics twisted embroidery
alk is pale blue. Then was • soli ts•lber
pillow, with • d °
slip of white lams, IIsi'
at the bottom with • two inch hie. doen
heur:tched.
A pen of white cau
•e, of the neper
.ins, was porohased tram • dealer is=
work m•teriele and end for •
Threads were draws all mimed It, to IMO
a deep fringe. In the centre the s50 S
embroidered • mosogr•m three inches lea&
to whoa and blue Roman dose. Blue pad
while violets ec•tttt5d over the spread were
worked with Asiatic filo..1k a their aatur•
n
.I colo, ring two shades of green for the
leaves. This is one of the handiamest bedspreads 1 have seen, and like evertiOust
shout the bed. it can be washed any number
of times and look none the worse for it.
1tl 1. Aba.rd.
I! a absurd to try to cure rheumatism
with sareap•nlIss, .o4 the ordinary edyer-
tteed compounds which ere recommended
for the cure of almost every disease eto
which the buman flesh is heir.
dt
Thu same, as all know, u caused by ss
acid poison in the blood, and can only be
-,utckly and .dectua►ly removed by the ale
of an internal reined v. which will neutralize
it, and thus destroy Its irritating propasat-
ties. The ingrs4ient. et South Americas
R•.eumat c cure have not been Iona known.
but are recommended by some of the lead.
tog English medium' words as beteg to rhea-
m•tum what quinine is to ague, an absolute
seecifo. The tint dose of the remedy gives
perfect relief. end it at once begins the
chemical process of seatral+ung the acid d
the blood It usually cures in one to 011111111
d.,.. Sold by .1. E. Mom
•• A kiss. I'm told," said pretty Salk/
Brown.
Is both a common and s proper noun
" That's true," bar lover said. •' but. you
will find
It is a noun not easily declined.
well : beat the yolks of four eggs end the
whites of three, and add them to the pot•
toes, with • tablespoonful of cream, an-
other of sweet wine. • •queen of lemon
luice, and a little nutmeg. Beat tau half
an hour . it will then be very light. Put a
good quantity of lard into • trying pan, and
drop • spoonful of the butter at • time to
to it : fry them, and serve with • ssuce nom
posted of one winegl•ssful ot white wine,
the iuioa of • lemon, one dessertspoonful of
peachiest or almond water, and some white
auger. warmed together.
Potato Pte.
I'eel and alta. your potatoes veru thin ac -
t0 a pie duh : between each Iyer of pota-
toes put • little chopped noton . three .fuer
ters ot an ounce of onion a sufficient tor •
pound of potatoes1 ; between each Isyer
sprinkle • Saito popper and salt, pot in •
little water, and cut about two ounces of
fresh butter Into little Mtn, and lay them
no top : over it close with puff paste. It
will aka about an hour and • halt to bake
it.
A.B. - The yolks of four sego boiled
hard) may b. added : and, when baked. a
tablespoonful of good mushroom catsup
poured in tnrough a funnel.
Te sett reneger.
fully ripe tomatoes, cut them into smell It is well known that • good potato may
pieces, and stew in • tin or porcelain sauce he eroded by bed eeekney : and by good
pan for about half en hour ; season with management • bed one may be rendered
salt sod popper, and .44 •little trotter and comp.railvel, good. In fact, no vegetable
depends more on the 000kinq than • potato,
An iron eanc5per is preferable to • .in ose
for Iwthog potatoes. as it prevents their
boiling too Lou. The best way is to wash
10''. very clean, and then put them no the
Mb with out cold water enough to cover
white anger. When stewed tomatoes ate
te be thickened, use breadcramb..
a/owed &rIlrbebe..
I'ael Tose arttohokes, and hove tool sof
fieient waiter, slightly salted, to Dover them
boil until dose. then straw, and have ready
• pint of boiled milk, into whioh some ...our them ; when it has begun to boil, throw in
end • little pion of hotter have been pre I • handful of malt. and add • pint of oold
yiouely stirred : hail ten minutes, and diets. water, which chord. ■ their bodice, and Iearee
told boiled potato.s may be Nereid to the
pine way.
Pe11,1w.I %lp.
Wash and peel some nisi potatoes and
slice them very thin on the potato cutter
put them. le s .Ingle lever, over the surface
of deep, hot lord : tan with a skimmer. and
as sons as the% are • light brown plan
them on a folded brows paper In the mouth
of the oven . reopen* to thu way until ail
are cooked. '
aoe.led Pel.lees.
them time to he dose through without al
Iowan, them to creek. ks soon se done to
be ascertained with a fork), pour off the
water, and .et the saucepan nn the fin for
• • short time, until the remaining moisture
a evaporated if not immediately wasted,
do net place en the lid, or the here will be
confined, but Dover them with • cloth. New
potatoes should not he over boiled, or tb.y
will be tasteloes and watery Potatoes to
wash should he boiled firm, as above, then
peeled afterwards : break them smooth. hid-
ing • little milk and salt and Mutter.
11n11 till shout half dnne,ukr off the skin, Wale. Moe sad ►stale••
and roast them is the eyes to a heht
brown or, pot Olson with the peel on in
mixes of • wood tire. This latter u an 51 -
al lant vent hod
He earefol in your ohetes o1 pre
vegetable varies so m.oh is
deeps. cosiness/ace and flavor.
Welk ed •.Neta.
The large Spanish or florae
best for thele porpna. Weigh the email&
else., pet dot. • satse•apaa with slightly•
gaited water. sed boll an hest, refiguring'
the
rotor with ranee tboilisg hot) sa it heels
away Thew ten ea the wast, oke est
tho estewa awl lay them en a Meth. Rhes all
the meistars any be enserb•d : roll awn la
.peso .f Interred tigwe-piper, tenidap it
THE SUFFERING OF OLD PEOPLE '
d iad• •Irple and wt
.Irk .ilvf In Ibe toe
.1 souse Americas Sidney fare.
The suffering from kidney trouble e.dur
ed by men and women who are getting •
little op is years is often exceedingly dis-
tressing. The annoyance and incoaveaie.ce
c•u•ed by • derangen"ent ot the kidneys is
only too plain to ell who have been troubled
in thee way. How keen the distress ie at
anter from what g koowo es prostatio
troubles a the old. such as enlargement, in
m
ti•matmon and ulceration of the prostate
an
gtds. Without anv prevent or after un-
pleasant effects South American Kidney
Cure gives Immedtere and lasting effects 10
•Il such ewes. It u • wonderful medicine
for kidney trouble of whatever kind. It ie
essentially • kidney ours and boasts of
nothing mon. But it is king here every
time. Sold by .1. b. Davie.
ll not a world of meanie, thte etaeaewt
embodies Jetet whist 10,1 aro lo.,k.ag for,
la it not 1•utnam. Painless 1'ore F1tr ct.
nr the greet sure pop corn eve .cts la
Go tate wet It makes Do sore spots ; site,
1105. sots speedily and with /.runny new aged
Mildly, without inflaming the parts : peso
keels i to set be iaepesed upas by units
NOONw t1... nr • tantitstes.
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A Yankee has lust invented • pair of
braces that 000tr•ct oa your •ppro•ch to
water : and the moment you come to •
puddle, life you over, and drop you on the
opposite Ede -
May • Md
Moat mothers will be with me whoa i
my then is asthma tee pretty 4w two damn
ty fey the baby 1 bed. SeeeMlmes we And
that tin little lase trimmed ergs, show as
tewaptlegly i. the .hep telladewa, are ti. et -
P1' for war peakeNar I hems tenses
s
For quick and easy work
For cleanest, saretcst
and whitest clothes
Sanitise is lest
ta-iee��
For every use shout the
house Surprise works
best and c heapeat.a.«1L
Soo tar ye
Noah and the
Slater Shoe
It isn't every shoe man who
knows enough to go in when it \
rains, like Nosh did. Some of,
them daily on --the outside too
long looking for the rainbow, and \
then try to get in after the door
is closed. Some shoe men don't
know a good thing till their
rivals have proven it good. We know
a good thing at sight, and
that's why we didn't let the agency for the Slater shoe slip through
our hands while it was possible to obtain it. We hate to play second
fiddle, and consider it poor satisfaction to howl in discord when some-
body else plays first. So we secured the right to sell these Slater
shoes, and now we are comfortably sitting inside playing first fiddle
in the merry music to which these famous shoes go marching out.
That's an old story abo'it the dog in the manger, and the shoe that's
envied is always the shoe that's abused. We will stake our reputa-
tion on the fact that the Slater shoe fits better, wears better and will
keep its shape longer than any other shoe in the market, which sells
at half as much more money. Goodyear welt construction—black or
tan. Twelve shapes, many widths. $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 per pair.
We are local agents.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Cor. Bast-st and Square, Goderich.
e
Blower, supplied with every beetle et Dr.
Agnew s Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this
ar
powder over the surface of the noes' p
urn sa,ss. I uend d deb t c
use, ghtt 1 to t n -
HEART DISEASE WELDS AN IN-
TENDED VICTIM,
Ter wife o: Cap, Iran. Nwast tadlcally .
Cared of' Mears Ietooew of Poor "ear.
ilia adtsa by ay. Agnew • Care log 10e •
Nears.
Mrs. Cly. Mugger, Stases, N.M. "For
over four years I was ••dieted with severe
hart trouble. Smothering and choking
sensation, swelled feet and ankles. and pais
in left ads were my .ymptome. I doctored
cooatantly, without benefit, and in fact had
despaired of ever swain being well. Hr.
A,.•w's Cure for the Heart was et last
tried, and to my eatontsnment gave relief
inside of an hour. 1 have now used three
bottles sad am completely cured. No one
can use tae strong lanes/pi h reoommeod
ing this remedy. as its powers to core are
truly wonderful." Sold by J. IC Davos.
The Salem* monthly declares that the
coming generations will he bald and tooth•
lees, and, sure enough, • great mane are
born that way already.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. HAM-
ILTON
rev. W, M. Wade. teeter .f Narllte. •
IteMlse P.p•sropel •0.010. [adorer. ter.
Aguew's Casarrwal rowdier.
A leader of the Epgoopal denomination
in Canada is the Rev. W. H. Wade, rector
of the ('hush ot the Aaowios. Among
the mew ben of the church are cumbers of
the most wealthy and taa!:rooable pee.Ote of
the Ambitious 1..ty, and beloved indeed se
their rotor. Is hie family he has used 1)r.
Agnew's Catarrhal l'owder, and been mon
than pleased with the good reunite obtaiesd.
The metastasised' has been such that over hie
own sigsatan he has frankly said to the
people of (Assad& that the medicine is a
gond thing, and vivre the relief that is
claimed for it.
1).. short puff of the breath through the
WONDLRrUL DISCOVERY.
Excelsior
Egg
will ,til•
Ittles ,neat
eon 12
•ONTess.
IT IS NO PICKLE.
You simply treat the Ens with
PULSERVER. and lay thew away
In s basket or hes. ••••••••..•.•.
.AV DOWN A Stored' WNrN TM1Y ANI
GM8AP
Coll /•w hook giving his inlllrtn•tinn, tree.
.1 clung..
FOS *ALS Yl" ALL DRUGGISTS.
Heves in ten minutes and permanently cures
Catarrh, Hay Fever, fold.. Headache, Son
Throat, Teaseling .ad hswbsss. '•C mate.
Sold by J. IL Dania.
1b. Latest riles le Advert •len
Canadian tradesmen, who claim genius for
advertising. should listen to o Borgia grooer,
who thus inform. the I•ur.Itc through the
columns of the •• K Teen /et' ung," a 1 •erman
stwspaper
" Twins are come to me for the third
time. This time • boy and • girl. 1 en
Veal my friends and p•troos to support me
•featly.
Excellent butter, well worth its price.
"Similarly sausage and °beeae.
No small objection which young tolks had
be the old•time spring -medicines was their
•s.. —swum. to our day this objection Is
rstl•esd sad Ayers Sersap•rilla, the moot
powerful and popular of blood -purifiers, is
as pleasant to take as a cordial.
IF YOU WANT
A SPRING SUIT
a• of First-class Make
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Good Material and
Latest Styles,
t :11,1. UPON -
HUGH DUNLOP.
Tile Weikel. ik.L Ctedkne
keit le Mak'.f 'Beetroot
Patronise
True
GRAND JEWEL.
1 BU1 01 STOVES.
WE BE HIVING IT.
The Grand Jew.' \Voorf Cook
StOt1 •vent Ste*
ON)
..ti
the
NOTE THE FIII.Lt)WiNt. POINT4.-1. The'llrasd .Jewel has a , • . Med
oven. which *sakes it bake with about half the fuel required by other large-touse.
2. The Grand Jewel oven plates are made of Steel. They cannot erect Sao •
patent double floe in frost of oven, which makes the oven bake evenly .11 over.
A Dumber of second hand Wood and Coal Stoves cheap.
Competition.
Tam CANADIAN Pionne RUMAT
TtumaAr7 We bees 10.bllghed he give nae
rms. ar enlem ervies with Air amid pa
wouseat esmptN lea.
It lo ta.sesed ea bedews minde . sad Is
Melanesia at its patrons.
deagnee belimvs�e 118. les. el every wogs who
rag emus tes�•fiM nes Ian
Immo .gemeet ea wN\ ort ,tasm atm=
fig iplde a 5—. /steeds alit
�,g� wires le all t the
Shawae�)Mlfrb Oide mala
g -itis aw wm►.l.
I. It Lw.' 1' allagt>a gesso*
HARPER 6 LEE.
The Kroll Doable Adiaa
WASHER
TA
KES THS LEAD} Fervid Wether Webbwa I1 oempeted
with over 800 washing nesehtaer
e1 .11 kinds at Chicago in 1893 wad fer-
ried .Q the First Premium sad Gold
Medal. It is may and quick. N.
w..h-heard required.
- GIVE IT A TRIAL -
S.sd me your address and the rens,n
aim you bye om, and 1 will Dome .red
dhow you how it work.. It will net you nothing.
tf Be: Iso.
H. HALE,.
li rich.
- NOTICE. -
ALL PERSONS OWING
R. W. WEENZIE
Proprietor of the
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,
GODERIOS,
Will please call on him and pay an.
He wants clean balanced books to commence the year's operations
SHORT CREDITS ANI) LOW PRICES will be our motto this yetz
R. W. McKENZIE
8ubNeibe krill MU $1.00 IMS lines