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HOUSEHOLD, you eat agaio Iter m the forenoon, and you,
Let 17s wait.
We sow our seed daily "with hope and prayer,
Sow deeply with thought and deeply witla
cane.
gay° faktht do not hasten the blooms
greeo,
They'll loam in due time if thou patient
haet heep.
Look to the soil.; be it rich and well plowed,
With raisidrope of Heaven eaoh furrow welt
sheivereel
NhfirSnda aPraf4 di) u°t P") ather
by,
tia
For onicer.worzna come and the fruit will
die.
If watehfuli You're sure a barvest to reap;
Be ever wakeful, nor tarry in sleep,—
And as "everything come to those who
wait,"
So with petienee, encomia and joy will mate,
To Oarve a Oholren.
Tdent up a ohicken lor any purpose,
melte with a, aharp knife an Woman in the
akin around the lege press alightly away
from the body evineh win nrjoint the
member, ancl =iterate with cs clean sharp
will mentally say to yourself as you sae be
tun riding high bathe heavens, Weil, old
fellow, I have seen you before to day and 1
have a fe.inb recollection that I leade you
good '
Tanned taco and bodewill do you po
harm and there is little danger of its growing
too deep. In ancient Greece, where the
moat ham:ailed, womea ewer lived, the girls
Were early trained to out door life. Tbeir
games and eports were all carried on out in
the open air. As they grew to eventaltheod
their household work, certainly all that as
toaasportable Ivo performed oub ot doors.
And in conecceeence, their lives doting thie
period of Grecian hietory wes much naore
pure and noble than ib was in later years
when, as every student:of history knows, all
this was changed.
HOYT HE SAVED TRH DAY. The I eaten. Invorite.
The nearest fast 'Pa in ladies' late wil
Who Otero Whom the r 1C1e of NftlunSs°si doebtleas cause a natter of plesourable eX--
creatry Admired.
The Duke of Wellington wee mace aelted
who. in his 'opiate% was the bravest man
at W aterioo, 4'1 canni tell you than" he
raid, "but 1 oeu tell you of one than whom
am Bare there was no braver.. ' The fo1.
low ng fai the story put in the words a the
aveliter There was a private in the artillery.
A armhouse, with art orchard surrounded
by a thick ledge, formed a most important
point in
TAB aturisn rostroN,
and was ordered -to be held against the eneinY
at any seerifine. The hottest of the battle
ogee around" doh polo; but the Beglish
believed teen, end beat back the French
agaie. Bed agate,
n'At last the powder and bell were found to
Ohoiee fledges. be runnieg short ; at theleame time the heclo
teak Are. In the meantime A meseenger
CAIEAM OARX.--Stir tvto opa of dont
two teaspooefula of baking powder ; rub two
tablespoonfuls of better into a- heaping cup
of white sugar, add one egg, one onp of
sweet ersille and a pinch of seit, A Ailing
for the mike in made froni one pint of milk,
one egAi two tablespoonfuls of cern starch ;
fievor and sweeten to taste.
Orn Fasuroauto Waraeow Tarro.--Teleis
mak ; treat the maga w the same manner, one quart of black molessee, no on to boil,
and then Bever teg and wing from the other when hot drop in klunap °abutter, (teaspoou.
eicle of the body. Leave no unsightly, 'rag- fal,) try conetently if done, in cad water.
god edger!to bettey your lack of skill. eat When nearly done have com'half pint of wal-
the membrane down betereen the ;steal') and nut kernels ecirred 1111MA pour 01%t0a a,lerge
tail to the baok bone, and separate usit well battered dish. When nearly firm take
below the rite ; find, theta:int in the neck by a knife and divided off in two inch equeree,
moving it back and forth nettilit la unjoint- and set in a cold place.
01, then, outdo*, to the !may.; cut the wish r
eremite/ GalliDLO OAXES,--04e cupful of
hone 111 a alonting direction fMn tho brava meal. one Pt Olue, three of bailing
bromtbone down toward the neek, n
the 300 in the eboulder blade and'seper.
ate ;divide the bomb from the hack by cut-
ting through the cervilage connecting the
;the ; the bremt should be left whole, ex'
oept for hr'Uini or frying! Remove tat
milk, two ego, ono tompoenful of malt, one
of ores= of tartar, holt 1/. t01181300411, et
soda, two talal,espoonfale of vigor, Rove
the milk bailing, and gradually pour it on
the mEa
eal. t the other dry ingredients
with the flaur, and rub throligli a sieve,
let from the fow Veit MU he 40110 vr.ltb. wilou the aogclea now:4 ;4004 nee to it the
ea= and aulnslattitellatt44 ite preporatton; flour and the eggs, won beotee,,,
VIRGINIA. BUTEN BISOCIT.-090 and a
half pounds oi flour, ens -fourth of a pound of
lard, a pinch of salt. Min enough milk and
water to meke gtiff doughour, until zt brea
h. 13 eat the dou h
where 'lice. of eelt pork can be need it lea-
flene the Amount of butter needed. The fat
takeu from, the fowl can be tried out, and
added to the meet drippings used for thenof
k many purpoe the kitaben, but nanover ,
put it witli the lord uoed for patty, forhen pulled. Work out into GOA Won't
with oat One for half
the chicken flovor will reedily Ise deuatect, w
prick *Karel times with a fork, and bake
In nerving broiled or roast fowl be sures
Bove the quickly. Take smolt pieces 0 the same
thet your platter is large enough to
dough roll by hand the 'size of a Doable and
eitement enema the fair sex. Ladies are
always eneceptible to the changes ef a fash-
ion plate; the m -are atartling the deputure,
the more Potent the gossip over the new
mode, De. Pierec'e Favorite Prescription
ia a Positive euro for the ills Which afflict
femalee ani, make delr lives miserable.
This Boverelga panacea GNU be relied on in
coo of dleplaeamnente and all functioael
derangements. It bulicia up the poor, hag.
gard and dragged -out victim, and giveither
renewed hope and a fresh lease of life. It
is Out, only aledhiee _for. Wolleriee peculiar
weakueeses and ailment; sold by droggists.
under a pesiiive guarantee from the Mann^
lecturers, that it ill give setiefotion be
every case, or money refunded. Beadprint.
ed guerantee en bottle wrapper.
The Heed If, cep of velvet is fathionable
for afternoon drives, matineee, and infuraud
IAA been sent to the rear for more powder reeeptmee.
and ball and in a short time two loaded The Ontest Thiugs.
wagoas eerne gallepieg down to the throe -
house, the gallaut defender's of which were "Cute"! he echoed, "Well I don't know
keeping up A wanly fire through the flames a,� the adjective would have occurred to me
which eurroairded, theapost. The driver 0 in jest that conneetion. Bat if you mean
the first wagon spurred his ateuggling home that they do their work thoroughly, yet
throngh the burning heap; but the flames make no in3fi about it ; CAUSO a* pain or
roe fiercely round and weakness ; and, in *bort, aro everything
carver the annoyanee of having his a teee
loll on your cloth. There ettauld be a gen,
crows allow/thee of room for the meat to lie
in order around the carved fowl without
hinging aver the, edge the dish. ,fforo
annonnoing the dinner he =re and sea that ,fierr, add two toblespeonfulo of yeaot end
the thin blode of the oorviug knife is bright Italic with, a little woter ; let it ;avoid allniglit,
antlehorp ; the fork ohould be strong, with In the morning add the yolks of two egg*, A
long tineganda pod. The work may be pile= of butter the efaa of a walautt end
done either atanding or sitting, the' mein sufiliient WAXM water to kneed. Divide fn.
point being to do It saintly without scatter- to twelve or fourteen rolls and bake half an
ins °Tombs or gravy, and to eithe end divide hour in a hat oven. Do nob aati man&
tba meat in Snell raanntr, that each may water the aighb before to Make -like bread,
be served equolly well. The wing; and
/Pamir meet are conaidered, the choicest per.
Vans, where there are btaiell at the
table, „ia• rteor to help them of tide
partion: Ea. May ed ving
if one willstardi the =Manny of on uncooked
fowl in the kitchen departmenh, by dissect- milk to realm a soft dough (*out a pint).
ing 0130 for (theme, *cording to the Sift the tlry ingredienus together three
d* ectiou just given. Damn to hold the time! ; ruhin the „shortening lightly with
the tine of the Augers, ear in the milk,
tieing broad.bladed knife ; handle as little
its possible, turn out on ft Well.flourecl board,
roan) out lightly, out it into rounds and
bolo' in a hot oven fifteen or twenty minute%
POAOILITA 1£0915 WITM
ached, boiled, and strained some Kiinaeli,
pen it through a coarse Wire 11115V0 tir0O. put
cheap 4,,thig the greater i'art of winter and it into a atew.pan, and etir it on the ere a
roll ant get „with the rolling 13131 for wafers,
or tide Wen%
BlaReNFAST ROA1.2...411X one,halt table,
'spoon of Bitted wilite auger iu two TAWS! of
CAUGHT THE BOWDBR
that a pill ought to be, anti nottiag that ie
whiati exploded, sending rider, bottles an. ouglat no, then agree that Pieree'a Pleav,
a 1 n an Poreative Pollete are shout the eUtellt
weg0/4 114 fregtnente into the ea, or on
instarit the driver of the wend waggon little tbIP'ega "tug 1"
paused, appalled by his cortuada'a fate; the Swite helte of ist betide Are worn with
aexta olexervitig the flamer; beaten baelt for blook net and lace dreasee, Toey ere pointed
rs, moment by the exploeion, afforded biro one back and front,
d"Perale chance' aent hie iss3raes Ail the' Don't hawk. 'hawk, and blow, blow, die` •
smeulderieg brenCla and amid, the cheer* 0
the garrison1 loaded hie cargo safely within. guiln Reverlib°47' blg 71" Dr' 'Sage.*
Ilelsind hint the flamer; edema up ana raged ."4"."'''' ..1°1""7*
more floroely then. ever. Tide private never 1:47 , Vanetten, who, .usider the uUa
gss
tao
lived to receive the reword, which iiis at et a miliiiittrs lowindled a widow, tire.
merited, but later in the engagement he TIOreer, out of property worth, SOW, at
was killed, dying with tho tionsetouvuesatiret "Youtigstown, Ohio, boa been arreeted at To.
he had eoved tao dew°
PrAttilee wade of Ade net boo for tritont.
Fetal Moident, lug xowo, et moire em mktbx ribbon run through
GUMP; June 12 L -Edward Iffornuottle, mes°.06.
other morning by a neeth bound freleht 4. E. 453,
wor)rMart at Rlohardson'a Novel.
ty Works; woo ran over and killed the
Toronto Doi:Loge of Music 13rown E
sYtlinflarEft, mf in AND ma raw my um
July ath to Aug, 8th,, ToP" zwam wow,
PRINCESS 4
Apeetolsdeelgued tor aeachere ;ma those whO 0411, -
notatteon tbe regalar sessions, Instmotion ia all ti perkin 00
dep ir4riente by the aeon eminent teachers. Largo - 5 - ,
Three DI anual *rpm le Oallegs Mtn for lessone aad
praellwa. FollFerni bestirs Ptegther /Ott
E. 11.1'05;RING VOA. IllreefOr,
Merchants • -Butchers,
And Traders generaliTo
woyeantos000,KAN faa yOur looality *true'
CAluf; SKINS
or es. een ler.nishea setiattiotan7 Puma
. gto
Ern* ros. venoms, V.
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TORONTO. ONT.
OWE FUNS FOR SALE IN P.M
posies autos to putchase *pond afanuesso
Faro, ircer eo urea upwaeds, with havaaddratec
paSeeeitun. =II or write to G. 1. leLAILISBON,„ See
Artimpoe peak Main et., Winnipeg. betouttiath
turnhillerl fro et charge, end artnere roofeead.
memos wieetion.
7e/C0.1".311"X"
av Coon liems et. Lwow.
train on the Week of the We, G. and
railwoy, near the junction, in tido oity.
The deceased hod the evening before re.
ceived two weeks pay, $15 of which he gave
hie wife, and took the rest down town with
which. to pay some bills. It is supported
that heat= intoxicoted, to he well'
reinsed liquor by an hetelkeeper about
eleven o'clock, wo lost eeen alive by
Ur, F. Zeteher, who aecompanied him vett
of the way littratt and 'parted with him neer
the railway track shortly after eleven
o'clock. TO Wain. patted north oboutthrett
o'clock p. m.,, eta *bout AA hour later
bultedrop to the junction bevies on board
the mangled body of the unfortunoto man.
Conductor Itom reported 4;14 the train hod
but,ouly extoelliale to. Omit hall mix jam aver =mottling About 11. 12410 north
the flour, of the Junction. He immediately bad the
TRA Mien vett of flour traits stopped end" beaked, 'when the
measured after eiftiag, one teaspoonful of body Woe found terribly up, the wheels
salt, two hasping teespoonfult of baking having poised over, it leugthwise. 'Upon
powder, lord or butter the Ilea of WO egg, information tonne seat to poifoo loolkartany,,
tem Constable lliaromond wont nut asahod,
the body, which, he recesses sti as that of
Ilornboatle, removed to the drIllehedo
inquest will be held. The doomed woo on
industrious, inoffenelve mon. He lames
Wife and, four young children',
knife and fork eesily, as strength le not re.
(pared 110 knowledge of fowl arta.
=my. IV is best to make your first efforts
in the presence of the faraily circle alone.
Paddings pad Shortoske3.
Sin= orange& have b000me So plenty and
sPthig Teri corAMon u5e °au IA woe of„tow minutes with 0, lump of butter, pepper,
them. Altheosh eense olahn. they Ara nunsi'' salt, a Philo of Sugar! and * little grafted
lietilthy in their natural form it is doubtful -ientraeg. Virhen/thospunsohla quit:Shot, add
if they are ever injurious unless too many About four ounoei of batter. Work the
condiments 'stir used Whit them. Toe rano whole together with a wooden apoon until
sugars butter and splea dearer' the health*, well mixed. When ready to serve, pile up
fulness of any &rade of food. the spinach in the centre of the dioh, poach
To make an °rause pudding that oan 1a hall edz3n fresh eggs, .trinit them, and
thirdly injure the moat delicate person, aloe Idi.n them lightly on the apnoea, and place
a few oranges in a nappy after removing the 'between eaoh egg a "crouton” of fried bread
ped andomede—it the orMapaa are very Iota in eaoloone above
'Tousle Proportions,
"In women, a height in proportion to
weight ; a form that will stand the that, for
orymmetry ; a carriage that is tree, distinct,
and noticeable for that which la rot rather
than that which is. The greatest and first
essential to physical perfection in- as Woman
is a Ague without an angular line. Nature
avoids tinnier lines everreheni, but in the
large two are sufficient to a quart o m
but if emelt four or five will be needed --
sweeten sufficiently toremoVe all acid tote,
and pour over it a blano mange melte in the
proportion of four table -spoonfuls of cern
starch to one quetrfi of Milk with a pinch .of
salt, Involving the corm titan% in a little
of the Milk and adding to the remain-
der when near boiling. It should be made
two or three hours before dinner and serv-
ed cold. If a richer !yodeling is dotted, use
a little leas corn starch and add one, two
or thee, beaten oggo to tao .eio„„m„go, hunt= Azure especially. ‘,
.WHY Y U SHOULD USE
SCOTT'S
EICILTLSION
or COD zwER, oTh vw.e.
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
It Is l'alatable as rat,
It Is throo times as oMoaolous
plait; Coa, Live Oil.
It is far superior to all otb.or so.
oallei. Emulmoro.
It Is a ported Emulsion, does not
separate or °hang°,
*It is wozdorld azi ilosb, prccor
It Is the boot romoay for Consump.
tion, Scrofula, Bronchi*, Wad -
ins Diseases, Chronic 0341 and
colas,
sora to ole Sheenier; 50e. min $1.00.
Conn all to The Bird= of Health and
Toy at St. Leon Springs, (lobe°,
June lat-The Failure opened for the re
-
caption of viattore ; 300 comfortable rooms,
Elate bo Nature's =04,ohatnt
ing elements, hot or cal& Dotes inederote,
amueementa plenty and entiolog. 'W`ritefor
partioulero.
'Sere the suffering truases, evert pronoun
oed haematite find rosycheaked health and
robust strength. Tho whole organieni is
perfected drinking from liature's fount, til
sweeter life and heights of 'demure novo
before experienced aro enjoyed. St. 1010
is safe and effects permenent curet'. Rind
absorbing, ail deadly waste, bbond
Poisons, ao., zt). Toning the blood, atim
ulathag and regulating the digestive ergo
—Eveh Diabetes and Bright% Memo, thts
twin terrors, are allayed as water etanotie
fire. "Sc. Leon is inimitable, einapproo
able by art, impossible to aciy too much i
it a praise." So say leatned Motor; Proles
sore, Analysts &o., &i. Send orders to S
Leon Mineral Water Co., Lya, (atter th
head (aloe, Sb. Leon, Qaebett, or the brano
effices at Montreal or /Toronto.
reserving the whites to whip into soft frost -
man be ?'
"How tall should the perfect type of WO.
Orange shortcakes ate very nice and harm- 1 balm Bed tAt ' li- d '
:big for the top. , " As 1 a 9 nr an weight are
Mix tee dough ao. comparative; still, a mean height and weight
less WheraP1OlcierlY made. Pathway formed wo-
for biscuit with swept milk end cream tar- ilaq'ta'be Clasen. A
tar or, baking plwaor, oteinsioet as vague man will stand at the average height °in feeb
6 inches to 5 feet 7 inches. She will weigh
without it -stalling; if you have cream add a
great spoonful or two to the
from 125 hi 140 pounds. A plumb line drop.
milk, but if not
ped from a point marked by the tip of her
we a very little melted butter or perk fat.
nose will meet at a point one inch in front of
If mixed with *hole anilk and sufficiently
soft it will be light and tender with very her great too. Her shouldera and her hips
cakes that / will etrike a atraight line drawn up and
little shortening. Soggy, gray
are fairly heavy with -lard are eometimesid?wn• Her waist will taper gradually to a
13:ze on aline drawn from the outer third of
-placed upon the table and styled !shortcakes
mei the collar -bones to tho hipi. Her bust will.
but they are dangerous, food for tho measure from 28 to 36 inches; her hips -will
e
healthy people. Baked in flet abeets split
and !measure from 6 to 10 inches more than this,
open while hot, butter a little if desired, ll for a belt from 22 to
spread ineide the oranges diced end sweet-
and her waist will oa28 inches.
ened. _
These euggestione alea j ast 88 applicable
for berry, apple, or any other kind of abort.
cakes.
If you have never made one with raw blue-
point perminting the fingers to mark a point
berriea, raspberries, or blackberries, try it
oragh, the berries en on just below the middle of the thigh. Her
neck and thigli should be of -about the same
The arms of the perfectly formed woman
will end at the waist line, so that she can
rest her elbow on a table while standing
erect and her forearm shall extend to a
earthen (list and ' sweeten palatably—the
wooden part of , an oldefashioned eaueage
filler is excellent for oohing them—spread
ineidathe,ealit open cake and serve hot.
have seen an 'entire breakfast made of such
oiroitmferenoe. The oaf of her leg and arm
should madame about the same. Her legs
should be about aa' long as a line drawn -
from
her °lain to her Auger tips or about
one.half het height, sa.y from 2 feet, inch=
Brocades with empire deigns 0 flora
scrolls and laurel leaves are made up ove
akirts 0 white satilior silk.
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giants. This Book will be found. a truthful Sailing Weekly between MONTRE tat and
;:oteeente,tion of facts, calculated -toile good, , enviettro ea. Saloon Tickets, 810. $50, and
The book of Luber% the Talisman of Health l $80. Return Tickets, $80, $98 and MO, according to
Steamer and' accommodation. Intermediate $80
Brings bloom to the cheek, strength, to the Round Trip Tickets, $60, steerage, $20. Apply to
believe it nmoh taiire healthy than potato
from her waist to her feet about a foot more 1 to the Wise and Otherwise. Lubon's Speci-
and joy to the heart. It it a Ineese.ge 11. E. IMERRalf, General Manager Canada Ship.
ping co., 1 CUSTOM HOUSE 80,17ARE. DIONTERAL, Or
a cake by a farmer's family in haybree and
' ' to 2 feet 91 inches. She should measure body
and salt pork, hana or saueage '. floating
• fie No. 8, thelipirit of Health. Those who to Local Agents in all Towns and Edam.
than from her waist to the 'crown of her
head. Her neck should be from 12 to IA
inches Omuta, her head ereot, and on a
line with the central plane of the body,
and her feet should be of a size and shape
to conform with her lands.
in grease.
Pineapples make a very nice sauce for
breakfaat or tea, ,an( when plenty are
cheaper than strawberries. Slice them thin,
cut in emallpieceseoweetenohagreeably, and
set in a cold place' over "night or several
hours 0 least betore serving. '•
Out Door- Life for Girls.
posed of the most powerful pain subduing
\
Pain Cannot Stay
Where Polson'S Nerviline is used. C
Spring, summer and autumn are now be. remedies, known, Nerviline cannot_ fail to
fore US and cluring the nextfew months girls give prompt relief in rheumatism, neuralgia,
shonici'live Mat in the open air as much as cramps, pain in the back and side, and the
possible'. Meltea special effort to rise some host of peinful affections, hiterned,or extern -
morning and fic4nnt on a distant hill and °a° al arising from infla,mmatory action. A
the sun rise, and we woure you that g you le' (sent ample bottle of Nervilhae will give
have any love for nature and rts beauties you
will see old Sol rite on a good many .morn.
ings this summer. Tbo exhilarat.,
ing influence ef such a sight Is like a sermon
—we mean no distespeot to the mimater
erhoni you Joao and reepeet, but if you knew
the truth, some of his best ormolu; were born
-while he leas worehipnag et the shrine of
obey the laws of thia book will be crowned
with a fadeless wreath. Vast numbers of
men have felt the power and testified to the
virtue of Debella Specific No. 8,- All Men
Who are Broken Down from overwork or
other causes not mentioned in the above,
should send for and read this 'Valuable
Treatise, which will be sent to any address,
sealed, on receipt of ten cents in atainpseto
pay postage. Address all orders to M. V,
Lebo% room 15, 50 Front Street E., Toren,
to, Canada.
The exoesees of youth are draughte upon
our old age; payable with interest) about
thirty yore after data—Nolton. •
sufnelent Proof of its eupetiority over every Constuription Surely 0-arede
known remedy. Try Nerviline. Largo k To the Editor :—
betties 25 cents; trial bottles Only 10 cente. T f d tt. t I h
just Sudden Enough,
Fond Lover (after a long delayed propos.
al) —Perhaps I've been too sudden, darling.:
Early morning rising will seoure for you Darling Girl (regaining her composure
t lire.
with a mighty effort) —Yes, George it is
the pureat air, the sweetest perfume ot the
very, very sudden, but (and here she'became
flowers, and 1or your entertatement a chorus
of birds whose songs make one divine har faint again)—it'is n°t 1°2 sadden.
ease n orin your tea ero A Pore a
poeitive remedy thr the above name disease.
By its timely use thousands of , hopeless
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be glad to send two bottles of my remedy
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sumption if they will seed me their Ex-
press and P. 0. addrees. Resp'Y• T. A.
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