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with a 11111e meet mils jest Were they w
pee b the eves w ae Is sake them a geed
seise.
LOVE'S WAY.
A by de I lime yes. sweetheart mins
1n .Doth, 1 MOWN say.
Love Dame to mow stealthily
I sever row hie weir
His eats. f.,....,eps warmly pressed
The pethe.s t., ..y hoar
1 .sly .aro him stewing [hero,
Aad I knew he'd near depart.
How oat 1 tell whet brought him when
I know not now he owe !
I only busty anti towed balmy
The metric of inns pins.
8o mein are mon bsa.tdul •
Ah, well, perchance 'tie true
8o roomy aro mese boar, dear'
Sweet, no mese skis is rota
HOME NOTES.
HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
()Id fowls stake ex.11ent broth
Scald dry h.dd.ok before cooking.
Always keep obese, io a 000l place.
English rabtts aro most nutritious.
Raw eggs are excellent for invalids.
Nuts are hard to dyte.t without melt.
Never use milk that hos been frozen.
Veal should Dever be served underdone.
Never boil or fry coarse pieces of meat.
Never pat marrow from booms into soup.
Colas quite freed, 6.h is beet lett sloe*,
Reject .tele vegetables as you would pois-
on.
Herring contain • oonsiderable amount of
tat
Cook celery in broth toll nearly traooper
est
English salmon a the moot nourtehiny
fish.
Ham. may be kept well packed in dry
oats.
On no account keep vinegar in earthen
Excellent for lighting fires -dried orange -
peel.
I)octors say ood is the hardest gbh to di-
em t.
i•goer.
To keep milk sweet put in . little fine
salt.
Uee coke for kitchen fires when practio-
ahle.
The knuckle of veal is the beet part for
soup.
I've plaster of Pru to seal up bottled
fruit.
Eat sparingly of all ktnds of dried
fruits.
duck'. ears give a rich flavoring to cus-
tards.
if you want light pastry, mix with a
knife.
Hominy is • popular dub with the Amer-
icans.
.Apples tor dumplings should not be
oored.
Soak watercress in brine to kill the i.-
eel`te.
Young dory -fed pork is most unwhole-
some.
Inions purify the blood and stimulate the
liver.
Veal, *Len large, is apt to be coaxes and
tough.
Revive • dying tiro by. • sprinkle of moult
'.ug.r.
Experts soy that rice water is Very nour-
whiny.
Meat for soup .Fou' i to placed in cold
water.
Lamb's liver should he . Ioattrd with salt
watt r.
Oatmeal ab can water ..od soon becomes
musty.
Coe boiti.r
easily.
f.emon•jni-. ravyes g: time trona kitchen
table..
i.prfnkle potato slices with flour before
frying.
don't peel young rhubarb - wiping i. sof-
fioiant.
Ensure gond soup by slow and continued
boiling.
E.closs a leg of mutton in a cloth before
boiling.
Hot alum water is a
. troyr.
Earthenware bowls
making.
Over ten per cent.
cooking.
Vegetables after cooking should be dried
at once.
Von oan keep wap fresh with oarboaate
Of end..
Boil carrot. and turnips for forty-five
o neness.
F..verc drop of milk should be boiled be-
fore uta
lndi,estio may be rete' sd by a spin an
a bioyole.
Oyster shells in the tea -kettle prevent
" furring "
Ov.r000ked meet lases maoh of Do nour-
iehneat
Beet marrow r
puddings.
Old sap will float in water—fresh ones
will eimk.
Before 000kiag a dook,poer boiling water
*resift it
The Maass fe the most wholesome for-
eign trait
Haat pot in a oeol even becomes sodden
and teach.
1m seeking pantry the Ism it is handled
the better.
Hens.-redieb is Oahe immures freedom
tress sown.
Frying pm Mould be smeared with salt
after mine.
Ofd h. u.hoold be soaked fee a day b. -
hr* bUW.g.
Kitsba. ,. ss Medd be well siee05d
every week.
Yea shoed o a silver epees for esteem
Mumhreesm
Beaus sled --sips- sem be easily named
le bsrax-
8pi..► j.ies le twfd it selectee seep
and uremia
Organs require he/ WU.g — remove
eeeegms fid
Lisle* Mont be ss.fled twelve beers be-
tars
j.0 iM obtMlad by MlMsindg
through
Rab IsN bde with beach- rodded will en-
ireiy mdeste ear► worn
hub Medd be Ohm ase ee amply stem-
= simply with bread. ser woe vegan
water to make fah wale
capital insect de -
are beet for oaks -
of meat Is lost in
preferable to suet in
wi
t
Seri gpsig.e i• ant wade whanevr N Y
steMbeg dosed Mon a gdsk
Who fire Mode etre eld.ed More b
ehee w1Y sloe them haler Thos
Imes se Isms and sail Med the.
Nes bee been eqw seed Imo ode. Ina N am
IM moi Ir fhb p.fpma
To keep meat hem impeding in het wroath• press dews slightly to Odgers ea the
take a ears of beetise." two moose et mswles while yen w Mos
m
Y • ,
lamp *agar, and two Omen of halt ;
these together ler a few mlaeW, and
veld amen' with • brash the meat to be pro-
ewv.d.
0.t fake..—Make medlu-iaed oatswl
into • *ti/ pasts with bray" water , roll it
oat this, sad bake in a slow ores. Da set
let it gas brow.. Who Booked, dry before
lis Asa. Keep le a tin ad warns u an oven
before Males.
bail The proper effort is to pat the mw@e<r M-
wbss to manse. main seethes broadly, and thus
taste.11y allewi.g the features to relax and
assume their statural expression agate. Ges-
ture to du eco until Lea have tired this mei
of tissues.
You ase readily uted•retaad tut the
pressure of the brgere while the ns.0I .
aro in owtraotion offers the desired nesse-
moo, which to neueeeary to the rapid d.-
vel..pmeat of the musoelar tissue, and ebtob
is also egwhaleat to the romance whorls a
dumb bell or other weight would give fa
d.vvlo,.bg my other part of the body.
P jr ebe amend exercise once more allow
the features to be drawn into a male ; but
tbw time, instead of permittnr the owners
of the wtouthto be curved upwards, as in
the arse exercise, have them drawn straight
out towable the metro of the cheeks.
Now, with the balls of the thumbs pieced
on the obeeks,and pressing towards the me -
nen of the mouth, **.tract and retas else
muscles alternately, dr.wing the owners of
the mouth straight out to the *metre of the
cboeks towards the bail ot the thumb.
sur• not to make the pressure of the
:tomb so moon against the muscles that
when they are in contraction they will be
unable to form the thumbs ha •k each tome
as they do so. Repeat this moven.ement
until you bare tired the muscles.
Another exrciw that will aid very me-
terally io improving the face is to exrone
the muscles of the chin. Again, stand be-
fore your mtrror, Miss Vanity, to be sun
you are doing the right thing,prses the low-
er lip upwards by depreseing the chin, as in
the sot of pouting, as firmly as you out,
and crook the forefinger so as to make a
half circle of It : put the half -wide form
over the point ot the chin just below the
mouth, and prase downward lightly with
the finger, while a' the some time you are
pressing the lip upwards .troogly enough to
push the linger up with it.
1-ou must remember, after ooetracting
the muscles firmly ennuvh to force the finger
upws le, to relax the lip instantly and al-
low it to mount. its natural c nviition again,
and repeat the movement until you have
tired the muscles of the chin.
In this ezercis•• he sure to keep the teeth
closed to pr say false movement of the
lower jaw.
Mast faces that are .t all thin are apt to
he very hollow at a point between the up-
per and lower jaw at the back. 1 he exer-
ci.e for developing the..• muscles will b0
• very goo i one tf practised thoroughly.
They aro the mune'-. that press the low-
er j.w against the upper teeth, and to de -
vel. -p thorn we matt give them plenty of
Ow this kind of work
Take twn pieces of indiaruhher. about •
.mart.f of an Inch .+true, and ire• rt one on
each side of the mouth between the back
teeth. Cins. the teeth on thein as If you
were engaged to that matt American and
shominal-le hahit of cum chewing ; Weed
'he teeth r•nly lot f.r enough rpsrt each
tint. re admit of the tuhtwr. 3Mie, kept in
pl•en Repent this movement of the lower
jaw Dot+I you tire 11•• .nue leg,
Twn rf thine small rehhere whiob aro [D-
a'r'ed in thy .art or . tin holier for lead
pencils are just the'hings for this work, tie-
ing the right size The teeth must be closed
strong' on them each time,
By thus raising the lower jaw sootiest the
upper no. soh greet throe, the muscles be-
come well developed .sod thereby fill out the
h•.lIows, which are no unwetormc and en un-
becoming.
.Another exercise that will aid very ma-
teri.liv in plumping out the cheeks is to
put the forefinger in +he mouth between the
cheek and the teeth, and press the cheek
outwards in every cnnoeii ahle way you can,
and all pert* of it, and espeeb sly hark as
far se poesii le.
• Chance M be limrmed Fir Neahtae,
The ergot Hungarian Es1baiiu i. wake
mood .t Hada Perth a few weeui ego, nem
many attractions to the sightseer, sad w
.t least who'll has oevr been tboatbl of in
050500(400 with soy prey ions exhibition—
the opportunity to be married free of Deet.
Not.ithoteadieg the objectless raked by
the clarity , supported by members of the
imperial Family, a rent warntge dittos, throe
owe a se .1h, say betrothed couple mor
be married according to the mill aeronomy,
in the exhibition grounds, sad have [stet.
Owes booked in the register.
The oommittee &suite them, with ell their
friend., for s week's (..ling, and lursi.h
thea[ with aarriegee and horses, toed, and
sleeping room.. Thew weddings wigive
the .shoes to the exhibition . perfect Wes
li
of the ou.tomte in all parte of the country,
and lacy will make the Dosage of the village
street pictures of reel lde on high festival
day -s. The tint marriage to he performed
in the exhibition in that of a Maxon oo0ple
from Transylvania.
Wieners Esrey Canes.
Until this spring it has Dever 000urred to
the mannish young woman that she ought
to oomplete the effect of her 005(41010 by
carrying a cane. Now she has take* up the
idea with enthusiasm, and almost every day
them may be seen on fifth avenue gentle-
manly young meat In neat tailor-made
omtumes, derby hate and carrying canes -
In England Queen Victoria has set the
Mahlon, and the royal preoedent is being
actively followed in all the English towns.
No sooner were the oases imported as nor.
.lass than the New York women huttoed
to adopt the fad. Now they profees to tied
them remarkably- convenient and a safe-
guard from the dreadful predicament of
not knowing what to do with one's hand.
There is somewh it of au art in properly
carrying a oaoe,but If well managed It lends
a jrunty air
The canoe that have been seen w far are
meetly Diann woods and are ver) slenderly
constructed. The handles are usually
crooked and a silken cord and tassel gives
the feioinine touch. In a tew of the canes
seen abroad, there i. an attempt at elabor-
ate mounting, and evi-n a few jewel -studded
handles have been seen.
LATEST FADS.
Mime of she fa$est Pashbas 1. France's
Capital.
The Isteet fad is to have petticoats and
corsets to match, and yeet.rday- one of my
friends snowed me a charming Dorset of
white silk she had just got from Peters,00v•
ed w:th fleur-de•li., with a petticoat of the
same lined with pink silk, with very full
pink silk pleating@ forming a balayeuse.
The skirt was trimmed with a deep French
tlonnoe edged at the top and bottom with
marrow ruches ot wt-ite silk put on in scal-
lop., and there was something charming in
the coots it that made the visnble and invis-
ible put of this toilette harmonize with the
same little white silk ruches. and these are
largely seen on everything Half the skirts
of the summer g05 are fnish.d with
these dainty trills, very airy and dehcate,of
pinked -out silk, or of tulle, or of mou.e,line
de eoie
Speaking of corsets reminds me that 1 «e
that some of the American papers are treat-
ing their readers to the periodical legend
.bout the revival of the (:reek waist. The
t;reek figure, meaning by that such a figure
as one sees in the Venus de Milo, will never
be revived, since generations of corset •
wearing have bred . race of women whose
bodies are very different from those ot the
(:reeks. 10 lutes of beauty have *hanged
as well, in winners of which go and see F•1
gaiere's statute, •' La 1)aoseuee,io this
years Salon. Look at the curve of the pipe
os pronounced e, to be almost • deformity
at the manner in which the abdomen tx flat-
tened, almost strangled, as it were. He
who runs may reed a lemon against an in•
' tremens of torture wttiob leaves such last-
ing effecte ae that, and preach it. And the
crusade against the corset is not new. It
sprang up forty or fifty years atter Cather-
ine
atherine de Medici. introduced into France the
image of the 'steel busk supported by me.
tank brumes, and the same arguments that
oo. gods brought to bear on the subject m
that day by a disinterested old person nam-
ed Riolan one and., a little brushed op and
armored to suit the tote of the day, in the
minmtee of last years "Societe de Medeotne
Publicise," in Paris, Hut in spite of all that
1s to Its said against the Dorset its enemies
bare over imveated anything to
take its plain. A properly-Atting Dorset, so
made os to support the 6gam without pies
sing oaduly anywhere, sad lightly booed so
as to bend supplely with every movement of
the body, is not only a thing of besot}-, bot
can be absolutely a jay forever.—Harpr's
Bazar.
LAUGH AND BE PRETTY.
• uiam>,1e tzeeglse tsar teener vtpg t .
We see dsmb-belle, Indian clubs, and
.bot weight. galore to .tremgtbee .ad im-
prove every knows sad meows aside to
Nie body, hem our nooks uee.wards, but
what Meat the souseme of ear toe !
They, tee, ems be improved, sad are
quite as eaesep able el develepnwt as easy
modes et the bedv. ti. pbyieal oboe
inetr.eter will tell ye..
Hotbeds el hose are rued gad plump,
yet est bwidsl r eves pretty. They .-e
all Bea and ae ossele, Thee sent be j r
.s.wg* piempar from the deve'epmest et
se'wdr Yemen. M bring eat Nater*'s
beautiful cares, tied le obviate either flab-
biness ee vslWar his
Now, there are a Iw eitendeft white, if
'praelised Mesa Women daily. or ova ave
mtautee, will de slue te moos .05'.
Melte than all the le3M.e in the verld.
U 7+• leek fe the terror tad smiled
4. you will read wenn weigh to
IaaRlhR omen ire tela the way they
bosh tip, w an emelt Mesh, erectly o -
der the epee. Aire the boohoo white team
at gash emir of Me Nib is the eget* .t
I1 yea via atria mad develop Mao
�� Nat "mar ehsuh• wif sitar
35* fhse eastern ani heap pee "tans sad
NmMg Is oe7or• -glr ever.
BM to return M Me etsseOsa Woo the
tedttftle, TYgt esmesass the hr•Rbfng -s..lo
Oi Snake as passials by= , egg
ler sulk erry lbws *a tips jilitrillevel..
Awl h.gaee of sash Mad 5455 seek sposolA
•
i JOON MABEL
• Druggist. Peterhof.'
Dor SM -1 bare been [rambled wit* Nssref.
gle mere er leu ter as years. Fer the past
se years my ..Verlags bare been latero, us.
W last winter, when you advised me to try s
be: et "Tesepletoa's Mak Powder." Atter
taking three et tour powders an p5ia left. 1
sentineled them, however, until three bora,
were taken, and have had no recsrresce et
the pain for sheet wise or ten months, and
w5dd strongly advise anyone pattering tress
art sew.[ petalsi et troubles to try "Temple.
se's Pink Powders.- Teen truly.
0. J. JOPLINO.
Bridge.rtb. Out.
UM POWERS ME A POSITIVE CURE FIS
rIUATW, REUI4i1A, SCIATIC', U IIRelC
Sold in Goderich shy .1 F:. DAVIS.
COI for BUTTER and EGGS
have soil a few
DRYGOODS
STRAW HATS
which I .in selling at a reduction in prices
At the
Cash Grocery.
H. .1. HORTON,
ear. 10est.wml+t aa4 Square.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Is the thlag fee this einem et 1h. year, 11
7.e have over r••eesd this Were. ,ea will
whew you have tried some of mer PAN-
CAKE CEREALS. s•PNesswted with
seine of Mer
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
w
Fl nae COFFEE
Vasil taw ION Eggs pggsagrs,
MORE 000DS..
LEGHOR NS,
WHITE SAILS,
VERY NICE FLOWERS.
i11 of the Latest Designs.
Bee our Large Stock of
UNDER WEAR.
MISSES YATES.
In Buying a ISI CYCL E,
it stays W
BUY THE BEST.
And doubly so when the best costs no more than one not so
=TIE
Common
Sense
is one of the best wheels manufactured in
Cana' In.
The Ladies' Wheel
being constructed on principles to give the
greatest possible comfort in riding.
A number of second hand wheels, in good repair,
at low prices.
FOR SALE BY
GEO. W, THOMSON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
We
This new blend of tea for family
use is now an sale at our store
have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
STURDY BROS.
The Gropers, on the Square.
A Little Knowledge
to the fact that the.%
is not a dangerous thing when it directs your attention
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.
is giving the mo.t practical and business like course in Canada. Everything
strictly high grade. Write for catalogue and College Journal. School re
opens Jan. 2, 1896.
J. W. NA7 Mt2,VELT, Principal.
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A GOOD WASH BOARD.
Solid and Sour.) frame, made to
withstand s ears of use. -
Back one inch thick. -
The best heavy Vielle Montagne
Zinc (guage No. 8) not tin.
Back and Zinc setinto grooved
sides.
Warranted by the Makers.
The E. B. Eddy Company, Ltd., bull, Canada.
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