HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-5-7, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY- MAY 7, 1896.
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unfortunate
Cod-liver oil suggests
consumption, which is al-
most unfortunate.
Its best use is before you
fear consumption ; when
you begin to get thin, weak.
run down ; then is the pru-
dent time to begin to take
care, and the best way to
take care is to supply the
system with needed fat and
strength. Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oiT, with hypo -
phosphites, will bring back
plumpness to those who
have lost it, and make
strength where raw cod -
Wer oil would b• a burden.
4w_..S Idea
db
gang & L4ww, asBev, dialt4sad 11t•lae
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ORIGIN OF SCANDAL.
staid Mrs. A.
To Mn J.
In Molle • onoldential way,
' 1: seems to me
That Mn. B.
Takes tee nsucb-eomethi et sr tee '
Lad Mrs. J.
To Mrs K.
That very mgbt was heard to say
AL oho 'nerved to ouch
Upon it much,
But "Mrs K. took --such sad such
Thee Mrs C.
Mast strsyht away,
And to'd a friend that self -same day
'Twee sad to think -
Here mei. a mak -
That kit.. B was fond of drink.
The friend's disgust
cuss such site must
Intern • lady .h ch she noised
Tbso Mrs. IS.
At hell -past three,
Wes that far gone sbe ooulda t see.
This lady we
Have mwuue•d, elm
Gave needlework to Mrs R.
Ad at such Pews
Goold scarcely choose
Kutifurther 0eedl.work refuse.
Theo Mrs. K
As you'll •gree
Quite properly -said she, that she
Would track
The eos.lsl beck
To those who painted her so black.
Through Mn K.
Ad Mrs. J.
Sbe•4got at tat to Mrs A
And asked her why,
With creel Ile.
She colored her am deep in dye
Stud Mre. A.
In some tideway
1 0o such thole could ear say ;
1 mid that you
Much stouter grew
(lo too much sugar -wells you do.
Detroit Fres Pre.,.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
A. aged wemase Advice.
A young ger' 000e heard • bit of wisdom
from the hp• of a veto .wed women -. wo-
men who had rounded the fall term of nine-
ty Years, and with eyes still bright .ed
cOc•r, looked out epos the i0roilin waves
az
of eternity, .ys Harpers' Bar. The girl
Wei impressed • It theempl.ssta with which
the renewable dame ..,d to her, "Beene
never insist on hevtag the lest word.' The
determination to have the last word leads
to more •1usrrel• .0,1 mor. b:tter..ss of le.1-
Ing at hum* ars ser soy -tong Moe to do.
mt.tio lite. The lett is th.t one may eo
eo0trul her tongue end her even test she
me allow her opponent the pleasure of that
ooeet-ed 000cludiog thrust and yet plwtdly
moue her own opinion, sod, 1s the homely
c011oqual p.rlsace of the op ooun•ry,where
00e hods atroog willed people living togeth-
er In peace with the most pr000uooed di.
comity of cherscter,.te, " do se she'. •
mind to
Another bit of wisdom may be cos0speed
Into • pithy •sates Avoid explanattoes
lo some families *otitis. a tsk.o for grant-
ed. Every scope, every dominos, every
new departure, .very too.ptewoe or rej..-
*ton of an invitation. must he .edlesely
talked and fussed over, expleteed and re-
.10101ned in that way 11e all .ora of
stumbling block. As s rale. beyoed your
parents there is nobody who he a right to
demand of you explanations et each step of
your onward petit. Don't give them. Fs-
tablish • r•purotwn for keeping your own
counsel. It ail serve you welt in many •
crisis, sod be en end of • comfort.
Aaiun (100'1 be forever ..hdlg people
right. There is a household deed with •
memory for dates and detail., who can
never sit. soli and hoar peps say that he
went down tows 0o Mender. at 8. without
onrrerting the statement with the r.m.rk
that the hour was half past. 1f mamma
happens to etude to onnein .henry. cant as
haring occurred last '1 hur.dsy, the weep -
BAD INDIGESTION 1
ler • matter of some Tert7 Tears sly
More.
Joseph Gardner, stove dealer, of Bath.
Oaterio, 1t • great believer in Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills for 1ndlflea-
tiun. constipation. dy.pepafa. Bright's
disease, rh.smatibm. and kidney. liver
and stomach trouble. generally.
" l was troubled for over forty yea/.
wick indigestion and constlp•tloa." he
writes. "At intervals I suffered from
saver. beadae0. I •peat dollars mai
dollars without reset until Mr. Dells
oar druggist, .dvised me to try Chase's
Casey -Liver Pills. 1 did rix, end strut
"it that they are the only res d1 flet
gave me relief. I would sot be with.
oat then for aeythitg."
Many people suffer from rb•umati•te.
Dad Mood ..d diseased kidneys brills
It •a. Or. Chase'. Kidney -Liver P110
WWl remedy all this and etsre Ammar
time setatlea ead .11 kindred eomplalatel
Stow lea eanspl. earn : a>r
sty bey was all stippled 111,sphered awfell with rMesnsw
atls
wMtea
Bre. fl. Wi1?x. of Cheelee. O•t-
"Se also bad a touch of diabetes. The
Beater aurid do bits no good. hot Dr,
Chase's Kidney -Liver P110 eeigmhateile
otaed ids"Seild all dealers`sets ! Oo., Tweets. sod IM, �~
aha W ether rams -se earl Dr. Grab
Limed and TurpeatOe will ewe ra
treed Arnie weld is seats
y
wile the W tit was Frid y, ...
Thursday, a hid:bfteasht Cassis Jess. A
dews Mmes a day ea•sperMtleg hastens as
owned by aedl.s. oerr.wlis.s .1 leis sort,
referring to masters where exactions r mot
really imperative, the a6irs la yeomen
raise maisperteet, and a• 'Walton of truth
Inane fee ea inseam intended.
A nlanileet bit of wisdom is M rehabs
Eros animism of load. Tbe saw may not
be gaits requests.nosgb, the salad may
F. wdted ; gut us the manse of deseaoy say
AAAA ft sheat at a either gems.
:/lenses ie relies le nearly every tao$ooe
where • defect obtains is the household
eueuemy.
To abstain from sure doom apologies a
Woo the habit of duorettos. There should
seldom be the posses*. for apology l■ tbe
hossshold, where all would do well sad
wisely to be 000staatly testis and court"
OWL
ger the Mensetaerper.
Th. pride of every hoseekesps('s heart se
her It... closet, and pretty fascias for the
dinner table are an .,or WeleoMe sddttios
to it. A oearerpioes for the last* u of lines
damask 24 inches moans. The design is
ow.po..d of liege rape leaves, seven to
et.. in &emotes. Ther are worked to
white U nes floss or rape silk, Dir is the
womb Almelo ot the sew electric shades --
terra cotta, pomegrsa•ts, pale sad old gold,
old pink mid dark red, p•,e sad gendarme
blue and apple green and olive - make as
artistic saeortment of tones. The etttoh ts
Ieng •led short buttonhole, the luog«t
three-eighths of an inch deep. The veining
is done in etching .tit.h. The work in
then out out around the edge. • set of cis
of thew leaves, worked i0 shaded filoselie,
makes • eery pretty table decoration. They
may be laid around the oeaterpre0e of fruit
or dowers or w troops of three at opposite
comers of the table. Dom os bolting
cloth they make very pretty doilies.
Preparsatema No Cabbage,
liot -Shoe with • sharp knife from
• solid head of sabb•ge eaougb to cook, put
in a kettle over the Bre with a cup or more
ot hot water, cover closely to keep the
stet= in, cook 20 to 30 minute., then add
salt sad batter. .lust before taking it op
add • few sp.uifuls ot vinegar.
Dressing for Salad. -Beat yolks of two
ogre thoro.gbly, add 1 tewponetul salt. 2
teas -poops whits sugar, 1 teeep000fol must
. rd. 1 tesatwoo pepper, 1 tablespoonful Dui•
ter, 4 tablespoons older vinegar, mu well
together .led pat in • double kettle over the'
Mu, stir until It th,••kens, set away until)
very cold : when reedy to use,tske the cab-
bed* front the i.. Fos and shave, put in •
bowl and pour the dressing over. Mix with
• silver fork and set to the loe box until
ready to serve.
('.bbsre Shied, No. 1 --Half • large head
of solid white cabbage, 6 we, 1 pop sugar,
1 tea"po. salt, 1 tablespoon melted batter,
i teaspoon masted and '. cup of cider vine-
gar ; shay the o.bbage Pee, leaving out all
the hard or wilted pieces. Boil the eggs 5
minutes or more moil they are herdb,nl.d,
then put them to cold water. When cold
Woe the shell off and ohop fine, leaving one
whole. Mix with the cabbage atter the
other ingrediente ars mixed through 11.
Pour to • salad duh, •lleo the whole egg
and garnish the top. Keep in the we box
u ntil ready to serve.
Creamed Cabbage -Chop put of • solid
bead of cabbage tine in chopping bowl, pot
Is a kettle with a cup of bot water, keep
covered and cook quickly. When tender
drain off the water, if any resauae ; lemon
with batter sod salt. thee add one cup of
sweat cream : if you have no cream. stir in
two spoons of flour in cold milk until smooth
then add a oup of milk and stir 611 in the
cabbage : remove and .1400,
TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
1. Learn to govern yourself, and to be
geode and p014001.
2 Gaud your tempers, especially In sea-
m= of ill -health, irrtt•rioo and trouhle,•nd
soften them by prayer. penanoe and a sense
of your own shortcoming. and errors.
3, Never speak or act until you have
prayed over your words or sots, and oo•
eluded that Christ would hove done so to
your pl.o..
Remember that, valuable .. Is the gift of
. pesoh, the gift of 'ileum is moob more
valuable.
5. Do sot expert ton much from others,
but remember tb.t .11 have an evil eater,,
whose dev.k pment we moat expect, and
which we most forbear and forgive, as we
often desire forbearasoe end forgiveness
0anelvea.
6. Never retort • sharp or angry word.
It is the ..coed that makes the quarrel.
7. Beware of the tint di.arreentent.
8 Learn to speak in • gentle too. of
voices
9 Learn to say kind sod pleasant things
wheoever an oppirtuoity offers-
lfi. Study the cbarsoter of .soh, end sym-
pathize with all their troubles, bowever
5.1011.
Do sot neglect little threes, if they can
agent the oesdert et other in the smallest
degree.
HOT OORN.
Horsier -Year mosey or year life
Sleepy Father -Take both, bet don't
th
wake e baby.
Fatbee-ile the young girl you are rn ar
to marry economies' ?
Ona IMtbasiestieslly)-1 shoal/ my so
W. y, kilt year eh. .eat 11400 00 is bar.
gals." -
D. Cr.eh-My dream of happiness is
even, thea?
Mies Fly ---i suppose it ie. You dreamt
os less that 1 •ooepted another while you
were wimp.
Parses- Ws11, Melly did yea like my
sernme this sornieg ?
Melly -Ob, yis, your rivireuee, 'twas
mighty Imprnvio'.
Parson -And what part of it did you
Ilk• the beet, Molly '
Molly -is troth, ple.s year evolves.,
1 don't remember way part exactly, bat al-
together it was mighty improvta'.
Prow -Now, Molly, if yea don't remem-
ber it, bow eau it be taproots"!
Melly -New, dose year'nvirewee see that
Hew I have hoes washing used dhryteg en
tl M badge there?
Pssssr-C..rt•ialy, Molly.
111.117 -Ad isn't HA: lines all the better
for the el'.ah ?
Parses -No doubt, Melly„
Melly -bat sett a dbrip et the *pap end
wasb.r oMve 10 tt. Well, sir, IA the ease
• M M Net • w.rd of the sermfat stay
is iss, bus ion •11 the better sad eraser
for Is fur all Heat -Heasb.ld Words.
loveInwb.Ms h bass a
Ile (lerwy. A llha.baea
el MMa, Dns bass .sp.rins.asiag for
throe peark bee found that with the ohm.
tete Moebater siis.ty &Ukase esu emdbtvi-
Iy b. esesMd ens of weary hundred .gam
dealt ',NIL
A DOUBLE R + t CUE.
OWO YOUNG LADI S
BA( 'IL TO HEALTH
8TRKNGTH.
to Mr limited roving .nfertsnsts, else tv-
' euu.ed h. r m»tdes sap e, with the .atreely
pr.0a of Mr.,. esti ea M... Swim I'wl isle
*be wadi 140 bele .e 1 LAMA. is, .a,1 01 the
BROUGHT. Emperor Nap. hem 111 'e C. mt. lel. eel
her •pl.sOW type o: lei. beady ea. out us -
lite the of tee E.npeese. June• hoe bold a
Marmon* ..loo a Leedom for many yew,
had as • noel . t. 0,.ri'•11.41
The tyueheee of V. I -orourh 1 dies Co. -
et..Iu Vanderbilt) u a1 leder. ••1 minium,
tee4cht, moth bite• her and •yet, wee •
M.aette tompleat.••. Her Imo t..m.0 one
plg1Yt, snit .he teems her 1.51f ,oml0Iat
to 1• • taabio• of the earls Vo.aori.a 15V•.
Her sweetmeat' est is posit toe 50.1 .1101111 1.1
mah•er sr* Me theme t"1 vele. abut ..5.11 eht
le her circle, lead •nu u pr.lwed a. that repel
thoughtful of burr reeve. SI.. twice I. arts..•
1), suit drive• won great skin. Sri. two
• t11..wlm tad row end 1st.., bee d.••• yet
snow any 1110110stu.0 1..r wus•1 net.
AND
001 was T0It*TBai BD MMI .,osi.p*PTIOt
✓ SLtowimi *0 ATOM '0 or rRBp0o0la-
TNB e1a10 ,a as 1a Ae •DYrillet a nrAii•
or ete•[0lt--1)S, MIW•wt4 Ark /ILLS
O 1001,00 NBALT0 Arru Ore11 WW1
ells be rant
Frees the Truro. N. . Nowa,
Asoeg the reotdesu of Truro there we
Donn better known or smote highly seteesed
than Mr. sad Mrs Jap Tureen. fir. Tann-
er Is an elder in the I'iv,byteri•s church,
and a man whose word is .. pod as ha
bond. to his faintly resole tae Mouse
Adios, Mm. Mend Christi., 5. adopted
d•ugbt•r, sad Mir. Jessie Halt, a stater of
Mra. Turner. Moth yeast ledi.0 ere known
to have had trytsr *11assess, •0d were said
t0 have been restored to health by • popu-
lar mediates, the nems of which ie • home
hold word from the Atlantic to the Pacide.
J udt:hg Oust their .tory "mold be of pupa-
te interest, • reporter called upon them
and ask -d for such information as they
might ohs to make publ.c. Both young
Iodine were averse to publicity. but when it
was pointed out that their experms*. might
be helpful to some other sufferer. gave •
stetemest tor pnoliostlon. Mase Christie,
whose o..e is pewees. the most remorkeble,
A given preoed.sos. Site said : " 1 am now
19 ye•rc of age and Dove bees very
strong Oa the 26111 of July last 1 erns at-
tacked withoeurno@a, brought on b7 .
severe oold. 1 was coursed to bed for al-
most sight weeks, when 1 was able to get
up ono. more. !luring them weeks I was
seder treatmrut by our physician. and still
oosttoued teeing hu med4ane. 1 did not
appear to recover my strength, however,
and on the 14th of November was smell
forced to take to my bed, this time sufertog
from greet weakness sod nervous proton'.
tion. Tee doctor's medicine pow seemed to
do me 11u good, and I grew gradually wore,.
I beta*,.... 1-.w the it seemed hardly Pos-
sible that I omald live lost. The ';octor
said that 1 was in ooesamptloo, .rid that
medicine was of n0 more use V me. At
this time an article wes pub'ebed in the
paper cream -roust trot cure s( • young lady
is Toronto by the nee of Ur. 11 tlliams'
Pink 1'.11e and Mr. Turner at ease bought
some. After 1 bed used about slat boxes 1
began LO get gradually better, my strength
herein to return, my appetite improved, and
1 had sound refreshing sleep at night. 1
have now need fifteen boxes of Pink Pills
sod have no hesitation in saying that they
have effected a wonderful ours in my lase
to the oars et Miss H►11 the Pink Pills
have also a000 nylehed marvels. She wee
attacked with dizziness, severs headache.
and fainting spells, followed later by swell -
tog of the test and l.u.bs, together with
other symptoms of anaemia Atter having
bees nested by • pbysivan tor • time with
out any noticeable improvement sb• decided
to rive Dr. 1Valli•mi Pink Pilla a trial.
After using • few boxes of the pills thew
w.. • decided improvement to her condi-
tion, and with the continued use of the
medicine full ■tr•agth, health and activity,
returned, and Mies Hall is now feeling ..
well as ever she did in her life. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Turner were present during the
interview, and strongly endorsed what the
young ladies said, and expressed their
thanks for what Pink Pills had done for
the...
The experience of years bas proved that
there u absolutely no 4,.,..• due to •
vitiated condition of the'blood or shattered
nerves, that lir Williams' fink fills will
not promptly cure, and those who are suf-
fering from sorb troubles will avoid much
misery and ave much money by promptly
resorting to this treatment. (.et the genu-
ine Pink fills every tome and do oot be per-
suaded t0 take se imitation or some other
remedy from • dealer, wbioh for the sake of
the extra profit to himself, be may say is
" just .. good.'1)r. William.' Pink Pills
cure whoa other mediobaes fail.
PERSOgA L.
Lord Beaconsfield's brother still survives,
• kindly old gentleman, who was for many
years clerk in the Hoose of Lords. After
rearing from hie clerkship, Ralph Disraeli
w.. for • time in oowt0at attendance in the
lobby of the House of Commons. He bears
O o re.eerblwoe to hu more eminent brother.
The other day be was seen timbal( in the
p•rk,looki0r very hale and hearty.
When lifer Majesty w.. at Belmorel re -
tautly, she visited an old cottager Iivtng
near. On Ieavtog, Her Majesty graciously
mid to the old lady who had bees enter
taming her-" Well, Mn. , you will
so longer be afraid of toe, .d I shell ex •
peot you W pay me • visit." "Ah,ma'am,"
said the dame, "it's 0o yenelf Ism towed o' :
Wm the grand servants ?"
One of the most pioter..jos figures in
Kaglad u Loos• Lee, the now wealthy and
oelebrat.ed gipey who trzes near Brighton.
.lbs bas told the fortunes of all the mem
hen of the Royal family and most of the
n obility. Sae is remarkably iotellieent,
drams" neatly, and lives in • how dories
the Winter sorrier. She is sixty-two year
old, and h.. eleven Prawn up ohlldree.
One day while Millais wait enraged in
pointing his f..1on. piotors,'('hill (btober,'
among the reeds and rushee on the banks of
the Ta ,soar Perth, • very* Dams from over
the hada : "Mao, did ye never try �pbp�oto-
graphy'" " No, Peyer." replied Millet,
painting slowly. A pease. •' it's • hand"
quicker," said the votes. " Ye -es, 1 sup
pose se " Acether pause. The final throat
w.., '•An' its stair hker the phos."
It ie not generally knew. that Li Hong
Chang, who has ono. mere suooe.ded to
rumen* power --sett 1. the Rmperor- n
Chine is the rushee man ie the world.
T'•e Holmes EOghsbma0 i• worth about
ts enty million pounds : Li Haag Chang has
po sensione valid at five times that asount
-nee hudnd minims pounds. Mich of
Lis wealth is Invested is Chinese pewseheps
and rdoe6eld., bat it is said that he has •
part kept safely be European stooks.
These is • romantic story held of Mrs.
Ev.rea Poole, me of the lady pirthapa.te
r the pg.ssedhtgs at the ohurnk osmoses.
At the oleos of the (risen n war her mother
Mrs Travers, was j.an.yisg kerne with
bet baby. As Arab .1tohste was emelt ea.
treated W her teams, awl hied ts foras
hie attenMess bur Middssd by his
'.idure, be ..lis bgr baby, and was miss-
tep H by the feet and about to throw it
overboard whew Dia 1ntentMoa were fres-
rased. MA baby, We narrowly eared treat
booth. is sew Mus heed Poeta.
Tho Sorensen de Worms le a daughter of
Ms labs Sir i osjssfa Pbllhp}oa sad at este
parted of ber hie wee e ' ' -.4 met only
the Waidatessak bas the wItelestoad.iower-
est women In 10rep. tit Gres merrier
A lu.4y story ,e g,.,ng tar ,vu..Js *Lout
Lard Carrwgt.'o, le toe ,tfeut 11.1 a1 tae
lest Itrawtow Room held by 1b. t1 •era) hr,
01 saa000olag taw amu.. • et the 1..t",.. 10.1
Ort, 50t1..ldl'I( to hl• .tiny ee Lord Cb•.n.-
'»l 1 on, rot " 011151*, aon ens vistaed • INV
tem tire. M r " I.wdy M ' 'rb+r up..
t1.. Queen tont hewer ts to greet her with
L • two 00 the Mire' that le alwe)e g133.11
*0 w 1vela and danehiee. of Peen. As she
bent Lord Cerrito'. a loins 0111 ha s.i-
tako, turned ettrefr.aly p..u, trod g••t••o
out, " Don't ksit her, me .m--alo..'t kyr
bier : she's nut a 1.4', at *1..
Rev Jobs McNeil he been s•y,0s ttotme
oharaorershc thing. during s ran to LteM
His invitation to for et") wad gives jointly
by Nouawfvrmtst• awl ('uufo,meta. Re-
Itg►uo, be sold. 1155 the only thing Ile'
sense people w Lede wanted to es... dead
.. dtt.hw.ter. WI',, the meet emir. wake
thing U. rt... city 0041.1 10 he the pen ac8 us
the Living (kid. He put leu premium upon
mere el freer/ranee or mete exonem.ot, but
M woe took of that dead dulnew Oat h.
called emirate, y. i1 e.. not 51• ,meaty ; U
w.. may wonder.-f.o..t dulness. He hoped
they would have a little he and go.
L Rol artshad an arouses expoeiroc.
of the Irish anti -racial and hie ways on h'•
arrival to Dahlia .. Commar.der of the
Fortes w leel•ud. H.tiug taken up her
quarters at the Shelltourne Hotel, he Oster
um w.,lked 0p to the ).oat-of6 a to Rive in-
.tricti..es shoot his letters and telegrams.
Th. poet_otfire Atgertary gore him the usual
term to hll in, shah he did, soot sten ne 1
„ Hubert., Sbalbourns Hotel, hooded It
back to the mlfimal, Mho, after manning it
ins • 0 11•emptw.o. w.,, tluug ,t lao..L to the
F"14•Musb.l, •scheming. with with-rm.
. aro..m, ' • %%hat d'ya mane . id t hu at aI '
M•yhe, perhars, veli he .1 6.r pump' your
Chn.tlsn soros afore Mother one, a• ye herr
Cele
S r .1 .hn Everett Millais, who recently
. 0 •crotid the 'at, Lord Leighton.. President
of the R v.l Ao•demy. wt" horn at South
ampton. h: t.b.nc, w 1829. H. pith his
first sword from the Society of Arte whop
sone Yvan fifage. Hie "Pir.rrn,•I.•x.nethe
Inca of Peru" appeared in 1846. his "Widow.
Mite " re 1847, and hie pic•ore of 1"The
Tribe of liemjamin Ssiring the 1Am:shiers of
ShiLh in 1848. Hu more, recent works
ors to well known to moor, notice. H•
was elected an aleaetate nt the Keyes Mad
emy to 1853, and became • R. A. in 1863
He was dec-nr t l with the 1; siert of Honor
in 1873 sad in 1881 was afpetrtod a truster
of 'b+Sationol Portrait Gallery in the ',Gee
of the late (lean Mtaaby. lo 1385 Le wpm.
Med« • heron.' on the recommendation or
Mr Gladstone.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Lnn.toe's yearly milk supply is over 32,-
000,000 g: Ilona.
Great Britain loses 450,000,000.por:h of
property •aooeily by bre.
Two-prenred forks were m+de at Shef-
field in 1608. Tbree-preogcd lurks oat,.
into ole in 1750
Outer blinds for wim,lows were unkno.
instil the fourteenth oeptu v. Thr vrue+•aa
or interior Minds are so coiled be.»tue toe),
were fins used In venica.
The openior of • door of a warm rn,.m in
t.apla.A during the Winter is instantly
f •Ilowed by • mroisture aoow.lorm, Lies
condensed moisture felting ,o da¢+s.
A traveller in Austral:a found • Legg
mushroom weighing Eve pound+. He fork
it to the bowie when he ea" @topping and
bung it 00 'o dry in the sitting -ronin En
ter.ng after dark, he wee anti n6• l to see •
besot:futl roll. light emanating from the fun-
gus it continued to give out I.ght for
may nights• grodoally decrerine Datil it
was wholly dry Nlsny ken lsof fungi have
this peculitnty. Humboldt describes sem.
h e saw in the mines. The glow in rotten
wood is CAMBIA by Its •.nntaioing 'he threads
of light-i►Ivinr fungi.
The ancient oity of Jerusalem, which has
figured so largely- a scriptural history. 101
.eldum considered in secular affair.. Yet
it hes a considerable oommeroa, milling be-
ing strong it. prominent indo6'rie.. From
the 1894 report of the Austro-Huoprian
consul at Jerusalem it •ppesrs that Pales-
tine i. quite • molliag section, and that
.Jerusalem alone has five steam mills. In
1894 these mills mad* 28,000 to 30,000 sacks
of flour, of 1')8 lbs each. They hsv•
capacity to make twig... much 11 the coo -
dittoes of the trade demanded it.
An interesting variation in the usual ran
of SSDmsrine cable work will .eon be shows
in the isyior of a cattle from the mouth o1
the Am.zm, 1 400 miles op the great river
Tble novel work will place the Isms and
growing trade of the dim but rich twtet-tor
CHRONIC HEADACHE.
Tbs change in mg Mother's condi-
tion marvellous.
•mitt'• Sanas part Ila is • loon.
MoKTar.AL, August tgth, 'hos.
Galen. man :-There is such a change
in my mother's health that I cannot re-
strain myself from writing_ ynu. She
antlered for years past with a chronic
headache, accompanied with a disordered
stomach. She was weak and irritable,
and we thought she wags going into a de-
dlne. For three weeks she has bees
Salting a eosrse d Scott's Sarsaparilla,
which was recommended to her by Mr.
IdeiGale,Darggist, Montreal. Her head -
arise is sow Det a memory, her appetite
is good. and she has gained five pounds
la weight is twelve days. She is a
different woman. and 1 feel that you, is
God's hands. have been the mems of r•,
storing her to health. 1 shall always
trecoantnend $tett', Sarsaparilla to suffer-
ers from head or digestive troubles.
Thanking yes •gala, I close.
Yeas anrerely,
Hortense Gsviliere.
/cents Sarsaparilla is a concentrated
•Ztrutpleasant to the taste, sod is
hila is email doses. 1t is the finest
remedy ler disorders of the stomach and
Bver.pitation, scree ulnas sores. eczema
sathe blood. d sitin diseases or' ng from impurithe
ties~ljaetsg it mai■ esias 0.1& is eel ler
1 . 1,,..w .xw.p, lust favus military service
' may he obtained by the musses el 1,500
pesetas T'he *thee day • worthy was pre-
sented • p.uuos to the t..een R••.e.t, rat
Ing cher he had already mud 15.000 pewter
for tee of DM socia, asd requesting that h•
wake be •awned from payag for the other
I -oris• Sr hs nad au mosey left
4.est was ,tra.id.
A y1sa151 te.* e1 a typewriter 1s told by
•e Avila Indies who recently cast. Derne.
line of the Keeled, judge* is 1041• w.. to
*sport on the typewriter, and it occurred
to him to tree 1t for the taking of judicial
notes. a'he .uch,ne we, cr..vyed Into
court, when • osrtatll a.velty was imparted
to the proosedlag• by thw chat of the ke,•
and the oak le ..1 the Ie11 which sadioar.d
that the U • bed hires oompl•t•d. The
tires perimeter brought before him waw found
t-u,lt7r and seri'. aced The m.0 j. •.•es ere
pro,uplly •pp.eurd, ria 1118 ground 'nut. w
unlight
SOAP
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And it Is ch. nim of a good
wife* keep it clean and 41-
tr.ehse. Nothing well help tis,
tuore than the alae of
Sunlight Sap
Like a ray of sunlight it
brightens and cheers, en -
COW 1e•, aril comforts It
makes hornet bright and hearts light
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DODDS,
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PILLS
Any
POISON ;L:
blood is sure to
do havoc some-
where. The only
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kidneys, the only
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Medicine is Dodd's
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GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
lea • .41 1...w.,.._ w toe e1.Ja11*e, tM 1.116.
heti whiled s• ay his Mate 1 y pheyong lea •
saes..1 iatt1111. et.
PYNY - PEcTcgL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
to • surprisingly sh.•n In. 11 . • in
51111 r ref taint). Igloo •r.J it ur..wtbi..g
and heating es as
W. C. Mc(ooe. a & A s,
It ..chant.. (,,no
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Take it alwa}•s-Take n000tthtt
For Coughs and Colds
Gray's Red
of S•uce
Syrup Alum
TIM OLD STANDARD RRIL DY
POR C01/011S, COLDS, ASTMLA
and all Affection of the Lungs.
ler .are you get Oa•vbeyrup. 'Tie Gears
Mat cures. see and pc a bottle. Gast
everywhere.
KURT WATSON & CO.. Pso►st,Toess
MONTH EA t.,
IT'S 1 GREAT WASTE
BREAKFAST -SUPPER
"Ry • thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition. and hy a careful application of
the floe oropertleee of well -selected Cocoa, Mr.
Rpp. hari provided for our breakfast and sup-
per • delicately flavoured beverage which may
save to many heavy doeiori MIM. It Why the
lndictous use of such articles of diet that a eon -
nit oven may be gradually built op until strong
enough to resist every tenderiser to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladl.a are floating
around us nodiT to attack wherever there hi •
weak point We may escape many • fatal
shah by keeping ourselves well 1.1113ed with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame." -
Cirri Serraier Oasette.
Made .imply with trilling water or milk.
Sold only In oack•taby Ortletera, labelled thus:
JAMES RP'S • Co.,td.. ...athts
l'bs
.tags. Leedom, U.
e., It.gla.A.
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on hand
all grades of
HARD II COAL
S
AHD
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF Waco REDUCED.
Miasmal attention giros to
OUTBPLIT WOOD
Cell and get prictw and see Rumples
of wood
Offiee and yard, NELSON -ST.,
neer 15.12. Brea Betel.
D C• STRACAN
PreOrleter
1)1 I'aint to put on to Poor Article.
1t win .alt but it eu.•rt time and coal WWII Y
mach •• • hood nee while the Iatt'Ir will log
for care an.: lo •11 bnghi all rite time Trus
F:.K•riom) 1. in the a -e t"1 it good artlrl:. As
swell we can rcuuwm.od
�(r�IERVILLE'S
ABSOLUTELY PI -RE
`\"IIiTE LEAD
Guaranteed M the White Lead AOsa'isrlm
of Canada. and r•vx.mm-ailed by our gimlet -
censors for Messes the boat whits Wed o0 the
Market.
DAVISON & CO.
Rood (;o,id- and night ('races.
PATENTS !
CAVEATS. TOIsOF ■AAIS 1110 COPY4lb1ITS
Obtained. and all hominess le the U. 8. Patent
OMoe attended to at MOI)KA4 TZ PREA.
Our orso•n la opposite the U. 8. Patent OI -
floe. and wWIC obtain Patera 1n lase time
ban those •emote fromIt'AAHINOTON.
Rend .WOORL UR DNA WINO We ad•
riser topatentability free of charge;awe
we make NO CNA HOZ IFNLIJ BWIOB-
TA IN PATP.NT.
We refer, here. to the Pool Mailer, the Supptt
if Money Order i8.., and to officials of the
1'. 8. relent (Mee. For elronlar, ad 1106
term. and refe•renoeo to Antral ollenta In 1000
awn dude or County write to
Ir • wiles .0 10..
')ppm1N Pasant1.11
011100,WashIngttn. D C.
FOR T.WEN I Y -SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
- THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LAROL sT SAL[ 1st CANADA.
GODERJOB
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTALr.,
Aw....orte Cbrheral t! Alnes,l
.manufacturer of •l1 kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheat Trop
Works, etc., etc.,
Aed Dealer la-
Kegiw, klraobi0•ry ('..tinge, etc,
All gismo of Pipes ..d Pip. Fittlslgs.
HbsW sad Water Goitres, Glob. valves,
(app Valves, insver.'on, Rjeet.n and la-
= (11.rtantly en Hand at Lowest
A fel lase of Steal Water sed Rog
i4o.g i for est of twitters and edhr..
Ftegehing promptly atte.d0 ter.
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tray ty P. 0, len ir, Oedema. pet.
Werk.- ope•.w w. T. 0. watt.., revisit