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saranatioa.l, depo.ltlo.s or edema declare -
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opposite Colborne How. °adored'. MAI
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1�1 amount of Private leads for lavastmaat
*slowest rates oa deet -class Mortgages. Apply
O GARROW & PROUDFOOT
RADOLIFP'E, GENERAL :EN
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ABOUT 7000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
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set Insarnoe Agent, Roderick. Oat.
Agent Look,. and I *neaehtre Hee las. 0s,
aed Ones !Matelot Mutual 1... Co. gales et -
Method to la ..y Dart of the musty. Ntly
JHnOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUO-
•mt. and Leal valueter, elee',
wag tied oo.Nderable sspertewee In
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11006•11110 mall* t\w/ag► eatietamila an sees
to him. Orden tat as
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P.O., carefully attaaded to. JOHN
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H05 --Cor. Harmless and N.wpte-w.4Q-3.
Sha -i thought yon told .w your salary
tams ES a week
He --Oh. se ; I said i .used £5, boa I
rely get Sib.
A PA1 TENT LOVER
Mp sweetheart is • tre•wh,
dd 1 love her beyond tssuar.,
Aad each dey I have disoo.ered sone
Wm mad charming trait ;
Bat it reds ale feel '8. .e.Idest
When I toned eh. sr • faddist,
Ad that 1 mut be .egla ted for caprices
up- to -date.
At ens time it was Browns%.
Thea bet aid to the drowsing,
Thea trying to dieoover why oats load on
their feet :
Thea brio-• brae : 1' -cline,
Then views 00 vtvi.sotia1,
Then • daatm Iliad of slumming oo •
very d rty street.
Goodness knows what next i"II he,
Fer • long time it was • Tritt'y.-
Until veto Napalms she became • de-
votee :
Now it'. Joao of Are and her age,
But 1 try to keep op courage,
For 1 hope the time is cornier when she'll
make • tad of era.
HOME \ UTE>.
To poleh • stove, rub it with • sews
paper.
To Test Nutmegs, prick them with • pis,
mod if they are rood the oil will inatently
spr..d roved the pewter*.
Cedinge tk.t have been smoked by an oil
lamp should be carefully washed with soda
water to remove the stains.
((eked Clove$ol•ced alongside woollen
clothes will prevent the rev ties of the mer
Wises moth, and at the small time impart •
delicious fragrance.
J.Ilm 8.4..ad shinning cloths should be
washed withor.t soap, hut be soaked in very
bot water and equ.ezed dry Before fleetly
✓ owing in top d water.
(lean White Fur Rugs by rubbing int*
them hot bran, wing • piece 01 new flannel
Shake out the lir'', bran, and use fresh till
the rug is clean.
A Hint about \-oget.bles --1t should all
ways be rememh, r.i th,r ut.ripe or 8.11 -
✓ ipe vegetables are as tlavirlen and un-
wholesome ea unripe fruit.
A simple way of removing kik stuns
frog+ the fingers ie to rub rewllpe well into
the skin at the stained para, cod then rub
off with • ptooa of soft p.per before apply-
ing seep. In this w•v the hands may be
washed perfectly clean.
Radishes are now in sesvrf, hut 1 stare
my many of my readers may to unable to
sat them on a000unt of their being so indi-
gestible 1 woald recommend On receipt.
to them Choose some nice young radishes,
proper* them se y .0 wool 1 young carrot*.
boil thorn for twenty mieutes,druu dry,and
serve oo hot -tattered toast.
Redness of Hands. -To cure this I can
sot give rou a better rscetpe then the ono
which appeared before. Rear together one
MOOG of clear honey, .Woe Quote of almond
ell. the juice of • lemon, end the yolk of •
row egg. Apply at night to the bends, mad
cover with old gloves slit across the palms
Sweet Broad Fritter. -Cut env piece of
stele bread Oslo moat shapes, half •u inch
this& ; mix on egg with • little milk on •
plot*. Soak the bread is it for • few minu-
tes. Have reedy ( very hot I • little dripping
in • frying pan, and fry the fritter • eine
brows. Silt over some castor sugar. place
•
of jam on tech, end nerve them very
hot.
Lemon kab or sherbet. - Take half • lb•
of tor sugar. quarter pound each of tar
term acid end carbonate of soda, and thirty
drops .f essonoe of lemon. Add the essence
to the surer, then mix in the other powders
stir togeti er, and pass twice through • wire
sieve Keep the sherbet in well -corked
bottles, and do not put • damp spoon in
to it.
All s•uoepa*e should be washed clan, in-
side and out, and dried 00 the stove before
put away. Tin lids look nicest for iron
pow, as they :can be kept bright. Those
who beadle iron pots and saucepans should
remember that • fall or violent blow will
break them, in spite of the esyin',"as hard
as iron." Iron sauce pan* will not crack it
left upoo the stove for • few minutes with-
out any water, but if tin vessels be treated
like this they will spring • leak to s short
thole.
Coons pudding is •lwoy. • popular dish
with ohildree and it has the advantage of
being light and wholesome. Holl one pint
of milk and pour it on to four onnoes of
bremdorumbe. Let all soak for ten minutes.
Beat into the milk two ounces of test Doom•
er grated °b000l.to, two onnas of sugar
and two well•heawo egg*. Pour into
• greased Die -dish and bake for half an hour
A few drops of vanilla essence added to the
Boom will be found a great improvement to
the pudding.
Fisherman's Soap. -Cover two wands of
fish with • quart of water, add s tomato, •
leek, an onion. • carrot, parley, and sweet
herb. Cook all to • pulp and press through
• Wets, .iter removing the Rhine and bass.
Ramiro to the esuoepen, add • pint and •
half of water and three-quarter' of • pint
of milk : memo to tame, add • teaspoonful
of batter rolled in flour, sod when it comes
e the boil pour into the soup tune° on to
some dice of fried brad. Scatter chopped
parsley over and serve.
Paste mender to Stiekpast.-Dissolve •
teaspoonful of alum la • quart of water.
When cold, stir in as muck Coir as will
bring the paste to the ooasiateooy of think
organs. Carefully press out .11 lamps, Stir
is half s teaspoonful of powdered resin sad
poor oe to the paste a cup of boiling water,
otirriag it well. When it becomes very
track, pour into a jar. add • few drop of
oil of doves and keep in • oboes place. When
required for use take • little and .often
with warn, waw.
Renovate RASA Solis at home by the fol
aware recipes : Take equal proportions et
spirits of wins and warm wake; sipper the
skit satin on the nein side with this. work
hag down the m•terixl sad not soros it.
N Mkt still damp, iron on the wean side
Another plash which has been reoc.es..d.d
es se ill l.eewr the satin with this mixture
Fear epees of hooey, the same Timothy of
soft map mixed with m egg, end • Wino
glsedd d Rib. USO • stiff broth. Wb..
08. ratio appe.n oleos rise in oold water,
prem between clean sloths to dry.or hang to
drain. iron while the satin is still damp
and thoroughly dry basso folding.
Mager flew rade toot the following r..
.gips is what yen require : Pam i. • Mtge
ps two aad • half peons of hasp wear.
sod the peel el two Ismous cut very this ;
bed also sad • half Dauer of 'lager is moor
ly three p•Uens of water, and when It bails
pear it ever the eager sod the lemon in the
poo Htfs in ewe ounce of areas of tarter.
ash the whole sad cover with • 1kMh .tete.
have 1111 mly milk w.vr,•d thaw odd Omer
t.bleepoesfuIs a nest. spread es •• pi....f
de.et.l 0 hues the the sad the lois* of the
ismer. Lad It work M twelve h.uru a4ris
through mud* es ed beetle. The beer will
he It N drink I Owe or three Jaye ; the
seeks d the betties sheath b. wired .r use
lovers.
NOM eels" Y petpesed Ilam the 1e1-
Mwleg mid" will. 1 em sure. ;mem year
approval, std Nero is me fosses wYthey
sheath set keep p0Ae.aly; Take ell,
eked
silver esiese, peal them aad threw roses acid
salted water, chase the brise dally for we
er twelve days. Deals brige ever th.r,eev
er slowly, and mond tilt meat day. Repeat
N. whole prooess with ..w beiliag hems
When the plinka r quite veld draw the m-
ime m • Wows, pleat ie jars, with • boyish(
• blade of incus, three •IMpies, ad • doe
e l good ginger. Fill ap the jaw with the
best pickling vinegar. Float salad oil over
e ach pr to . depth et half as tach, tie
over with bladder, er oork, end vel the
dare.
HOUSE CLEANING S000lSTIONB-
To ole mimeo. emerge them p.rt.otOv
free frons all dirt. drying with weft cloths,
sad wham quits. dry, rub • Inds powdered
blue over the glass, poliahng it !Welly with
• 'eft old silk hesd.rokief.
To restore gilding, form outton wool into
• bard pad about as large as • small egg
Dip the into .trot% liquid ammotw, en
carefully dab the faded or tarnished par
Where the gilt is worn off it will need
little peat.
d
s.
•
The smoked and dated globes of obend•
here may be nicely cleated by soaking them
in bot water to *tool) • little sal soda has
hem added. Then put some ammonia into
hot water, immerse the globe. •sd scrub
quickly with • stiff brush. Rinse thorough-
ly arid wipe dry.
Bronze may be plunged into boiling wat-
er until warm, thea cleaned with soapsuds,
then dry with old linen cloths. 1f tba u
n ot effectual, try Menai end turpentine,
rubbed on and off with clean, soft clothe ;
sweet oil and puliahitlg with • chamois is
another remedy.
To brighten gilt picture frames take suf-
boent flour of sulphur to give • golden tinge
to about • pint and a half of water, and n
this boil four or five bruised onions or gar-
lic, which RBI answer the same purpoas
Stain off the liquid, end with it when cold
wash with • sett brush any gildiog that re
quires renewing, and when dry it will owns
out bright and now.
To stain wooden floors, mix about one
ounce of permangen•te of potash to about •
pint and • half of toiling water, end paint
it over the floor with • large painter's brush
It the appearance is not dark enough • sew•
cod coating may ')o given, or a little more
permanganate of potash added to the mix-
ture. Leave until bola dry and thou polish
with beeswax and turpentine.
Two veal recipes, Sausage. --take equal
quantities of lean veal and fat bacon, with
• handful of sage, telt, pepper, and an an
chovy. Let .11 be well chopped and
thoroughly worked together. Make into
rolls, flour well, and fry • light brown
onlor. Weal Balls -chop some oold veal
finely, season it with sweet herbs, pepper
and salt,add an equal portion of bolted ries.
Mix with a beaten egg. roll into balls, dip
Into flour. and try in boiling fat. Serie
hot with thick gra* y.
Boiling produces the same effect oe meat
as roasting, and ma be performed in • more
speedy manner. In headline lean meat for
broiling be careful not to prick or out it,
and so allow the 'woes to tempo. Broiling
mut always be done over • quick, clear
Gro : the heat hardens the albumen on the
outside quickly, thus preventing the escape
of juice and rendering it savoury. Chops
end steaks •board be turned with • knife,
end on no account have • fork stuck into
them while cooking.
Oatmeal shortbread, which you wish to
make, will be found .z.sllea. from than re-
cipe . Into three uu•rten of • pound of fine
oatmeal rub nor ounces ot butter until as
fine se breed -crumbs, then add three ounces
of caster sugar, and work well together un-
til it beonmee • thick paste. Roll out until
thm thud of an inch !tick and cut into my
oonveoient ab•pee Bake in • slow ons for
about half -an -hour The shortbread should
be • very pale color whoa tinish;.d, and
quite crisp. Place n tins when it is cold.
1'ednt your walls instead ot p•penn.
them. The expense is grater to start
with, but the advantages in many cases
oompena.e ow for the extra motes spent
The point ought to be • pale color -grey,
blue or gram --to suit the aspect end the
furniture with which it should harmonise.
When paper is old or greeny it is Impossible
to clan it thoroughly to look like new, but
paint can always be washed with • damp
cloth and rubbed with • soft duster, after
which it locks fresh and nice, beside* being
quite sanitary-, In oases of nfeotioue illness
the paper of • room is invariably 000dem-
ned as holding infectious germs, whereas
paint maned, and • thorough washing with
• disinfectant will perfectly parity it.
Te ber■8 ar.asel. Carpel
Select • warm, bright day ter the opera-
tion, see that .11 duet is removed from be.
o ath the oarpet, then with two pals, •
warm soapy one and • clear one of water
.ad • long bristled ,Drubbing brush and
Plenty of clothe, set to work.
Sorub • ,mall space using sufficient wear
to do the business satisfactorily, though not
enough to wet the carpet through ; work
goakly, sorubbine and drying ea soon
as nameable. Leave the widows open
to moon sir and sunshine. When the wm-
dowa an compelled to be plated, kindle •
fire. Leave the room thug for one d.y,
tithes the carpet will be toured to be dry .td
clean, with • woderfully brightened .p-
tl.rtats.. sad 0auha.
Have plied their vocations on the oaf.
tering sils of the people. The knife has
Pared to. the quick ; caustic •pplic•Uoas
have tormented the victim of ooroe until the
oonviotioe shaped itself-these's no oats.
I'itnam's Painless Cora Eztesetor proves on
what slender boas pibl4mprioc often rests.
if you suffer from throe go' the Extractor
and yon will be satliett. S..Id everywhere
War tit• fgl•eare en.
The bathtub will be line trouble to keep
olein if it M painted with enamel pant.
This may be p .reseed already mixed, and
tbe lomat s8Ufal women w111 be able to ap-
ply it mtiefastorily. The tub should, of
swarm, he kept perfectly dry until atter the
last coat of paint has bees applied. The
wails of the bathroom book of *bit tib and
wash bowl, if they are not tiled or of
.srblw, .boeld be "papered" with linoleum
is We patterns. TIM will parta s ealimired
=tray
of water without dam. The
list may well be 'towered with the same
materia If the bathroom has not bash
swapped with wtre soap mai treys,
.b.vas for bottles, boob ter eMhr. reale
ter North; acid the like. dere 0. eo Yew
Mks Me days of tpr1y *maesneleamfag in
white
to M smitmak dten
Dinner =plasm ithwld be d immerses pray
pertieoer sad ebsld esenepsed wish the
sloth he gewMy wad dssige, sat f egwttisg
Ns tided embeoidersd rsese ss. Tee
solos, .eesth b. • rtes er two smaller. am*
shield have • .rad dams quoin
dssles spots New ' Atl rases ace lowsselly
fhMhed with • seat whims *a dham,,.84 shwa.
10
ul br� Owe
c.gsee I.I'. 1 ii.ws ewe. . hem.
MUahiag. Meas sed Nos sirs ear=
besatMyl..g .lege sad msphiaa
emirs pieces awed tee Bothe may be as l MORE
Loe-
ss que dal ekowy is offset as will sowferes
with gad mate. Tb.y may eoasans el my-
thi.g fro., the Aomori.** hatcher's linos to
Net exgauei f•hno, Chum* Imes, whir*
each rlky mature, cud they may
radw ad m o l .n, .soh se geld, bis.,
gr.....d plot 610 alk flambut pare white
would olw•t. A.. lovely mad ss geed taste.
That Jonas woubi Wren • rood deal
sod swe.acewhitely Rueful dose -
tunes it wee .o ly,) that 1 tuned a
•lent Impassable to wort. You will
neem.her that 1 *beamed a boa d
powders tram yue on the Lyth at
o cluck. The two powders which l
took hellwl me womd.rtWV. nod
afar taking four powders I wee
walking sowed with mu pain cad
e.p•nie of donog oda s truck. Tunes
truly, W. Li. Lewis, Calgary. Alberta.
el DV A1.L oswtotsyts, on
TEMPLETON PORK POWDER CO., TORONTO, OUT.
*lane powders are a p••e*1v. care Mr
La.mMlam, (tenet%(., esimiea.Io arlaM
Sold in Goderich by J. 1, DAVIS.
BENMILLER
WOOLLEN MILL
A. usual 1 .ball lx• revered to purchase
a.I. at the higher, n.arkct uric. fur cash. or
w ill exchange for icy n..uuf•c.ured articles.
My stock of
STOCKING YARNS
HORSE BLANKETS
FLANNELS
TWEEDS and
BED BLANKETS
is now complete. and guaranteed mar utter
lured of HOMK 1I.ah:('k S and free from
.bold) of ►my de. r y? ion.
KDonl forget. I .lr.l. 1'.Il' CASH for
wool al the highest price in the market.
JESSE GLEDHILL.
1lenuliller April 27th. 1s.:. 67 6t
Wiitt ESOLE RETAIL
ARIESTRDNG BROS. & CO.
Pump & Fannlag Hill Wokrs
G3-0IJE RICH, ON T_
rise .t:rAa7Mt\T:
.1 'ASA( .t.),• of .,r) r ho:c01'ump,, mama
1.c:urel trcw eaert.d Muskoka quartered
Dies won hearts cut uu'.
Tbese Pumps are manufactured iu a number
el etyma to suet ..co) Ludy and ever" Ritter.
Ter) easy wonting purui, tor deep wells.
Ir..iw.ppod closed top pumps fur 601001-
)514s, house pumps. etc.
rwat0
*TIMM
Men EM
riser .if ri lira fur 'prey log trees.
wash:ug buggies, waterier garden". exon.
tfuishiug fires, etc.
Special attention gives to drawing water
term well a distance from pumps. Iron and
wood piping; wood, iron Porcelain lined or
brans r,yellndsw : Drainage Piping any bore:
WINS M.LI&; wood or cement CIOTER%a.
Mills. Rant TOP. t'LwTME* ara1*.
LA wit rtlolliARM ,etc.etc.
.
wadi
PUMPS
rYI1V'(3 flgct.0arssa. ogee
J dept. IA*ll%.i MILLS.
ICaFE%* and alCIL$
-a kind..
All stock warranted. Ma orders promptly
and carefully attended to.
ARMSTRONG BROS & Co
.•ek.Arbe, revue -Arte. neiatie
Pelt.. \..rente rata..
Pae. 1■ rix tilde. ere.
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Menthe! Piaster
Mew* sees T I. . Plotter
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DAVIS A LAW&E`iC6 CO, Lro.
I'-oaieeor,. U .stee.u..
/6.9trC.i' . 'y!
CASH for BUTTER aid BGG3
i have still • few
erbtob
At the
DRYGOODS
STRAW HATS
.t • educt on in prices
Cash Grocery.
H. J. HORTON,
ear. Mmteeratat Slab beware.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
le the thing for this memo of the year. if
yew have •ever reathed this before. Too win
when yew lave tried mune of our PAN
CAKE CEREALS. euppl.morsod with
tsar of Our
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
w
FRAGRANT COFFEE
We Intl the Hag Rech wearable.
C. A. NAIRN.
GOOD 3 .
LEGHONS,
WHITE SAILORS,
VERY NICE FLOWERS.
All of the Latest Designs.
See our Large Stock of
UNDER WEAR.
MISSES YATES.
In Buying a BICYCLE,
it lute, Ili
BUY TI -JE BEST.
And doubly so
when the best coats no more than one not
T1
Common
Sense
so
is one of the best wheels Manufactured in
Cana. la,
The Ladies' Wheel
62-3.
being constructed on principle, to give the
greatest possible comfort in ruling.
A number of second hand wheels, in goal repair,
at low prices
FOR SALE BY
GEO. W. THOMSON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
We
This new blend of tee for family
use is now on sale at our 'store. .
have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full Tinea of best Family
Groceries, an.l the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
STURDY BROS.
The Grocers, as the Square.
A Little Knowledge
to the fact that the
is not a dangerous thing when it directs your attention
Forest City Brininess and Shorthand College, London, Ont,,
is giving the most practical and business like coarse in canaria. Everything
strictly high grade. Write for catalogue and College Journal. School re
opens Jan. 2, 1896.
J. VT. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Il
for the tin d washerwoman.
Ouarantt-ed to save h. r nerves and stop tf:at
"tired feeling."
Aqua ad lib.
Sat on en masse.
I Tub
3 fails
of Indur,te•d Fihrevyare E. R. EDDY'S make:
(Light. unntnkea.11e and durable
irlitl i l OAS
Use every washday.
CASH FOR WOOL.
TAKE YOUR WOOL TO THE
Goderich Woolen Mill
where yea mem pt fell value tor your Dotted Assess in .xoh.aRe far oar popsl.r
WOOLLEN C3'OOD8
W. have operand • more i. DM8.o's old .toed ea Mayans Street, where we will be
te
tod. si1h.r give you the very highest pries in goods or cash for wool. We en pre
CUSTOM WORK
la on no bshmiw, aad es Red 0ss•dms, Spleen sod Mmnfaot.riry Tweeds, Flmsek,
Rheet es old Blasksta, at the very Unrest pries'.
averse for thy qty of Wool.
solOwessaWsr the phots. Dtolsssa'I Old Eland.
G. M. COLLINS.
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