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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-8-15, Page 3HOUSEHOLD. When Mi'king Time is Done. • When millibar; tizne in done, and over All This quiet Canadian islaed forest -home And wide rough pestureelote the thadows cOote, And dews, with. peace and twilight voices, Erom-moss-cooled ;watering-trouglerto tad. 49;0 stall The tired plough-herses turn,—the Dern. nerd 'mini Soft to their Zee,—And in the akene pAle dome Like reaonent °horde the swoop ing night- jars °All. Then, while the oriokets pipe, and froge are shrill Above the elow lireek's edge, the pedant bars Down clatter, and the cattle 'render threngb.— Vague, pallid ehapee amid the the:nets,— ti a Above the wet gray wade emerge the stars, And ehrough the duek the fermateaci faded from view. —Canateres G. D. Renerren, ROw to Use Plow in Bread -taking, L llread ehould, always be mixed aa eoft as it can be handled. Ie will rive sooner and higher, be lighter And more digedibie and keep fresh longer, .2, AU the preieweiesi attending baking elionlel %eke plAtie Medertstely Warm room, ea 0001 arrefits ferenentetion. Too mole heat, bowever, will maim fermot to fad. 1ineye alit your dear when you uee in witemieg it Itttle afterward, if the weather be cold. Sittieg tivice is even better 'than (glees he Pie get More air between the par. Wee, 4, Dread should be kneaded thoroughly and fAithfully from all eidee meal it re.. bounds like Indio rnbber after a eroart blow of the net upon the center of the maim 1.,ney people aro therefore never good betide. 5. Poor yeast et ill undo poor breed. 6. The beet In clietmeet. Never tele poor dour, le does not vv. YOtt alloys afford to pay for reliable flour 23 cents, SO cents or even S2 per barrel moo then for wild cat tondo of Ghee') %Tabu dome, Adele tereted dove, "dootoeter with Alum, timed QtteaRat any prioe. 7, Dort% hey* the oven too hots hut haye it hot -moue:, aud keep the heel; etody after von put thetond tn S. When the bread le tithes:if:mete oven it should be tilted on the edge upon the Wile, the upper pert supported by the well, and a come dry cloth should be thrown ever untillthe loevo cool, Breed keeps beet in a, tie box or berth= creek with A cloth at bottom enwrapping the liliaVels. Inter, or three tiXaen as long U. they heve be. Linoln's Curious Proposal, one vvithered and dried. Strong, old, witeete4 eQpioelea, tenneer cooked, pre Abralona Linoein's offer of marriage wen unfit for the table, /sad something else had a very alma" one, and, alarliarlY "(14°' ib hats but recently come to tight. Nattier - better repleue them. ous as his biographer» hevolion, and closely ais they have gleaoed for new fade and me- • Eeep a Go' d rigure. Women, who wish to preserve the alimnese and contour of theindgeree mud begin by learning to stand well. That is explained to mean the throwing forward and upward a the chest, the fiettening of the back, with. the shoulder Medea laeld in their proper Pieces, and the definite curving in of tbe small of the back, thus throwing the whole weight of the body upon the hips, No ether women hoiti theinselvie no well as tint ariatcoratio Women. Mitchel their beauty lice in their proud cArriage, the OW gate ereothess of their figuree arid tbe fine poise of their Beads. The same aristeeratie eerriage is within the reach of any Amerieau girl who takes the pains to have ifs. Ls isolate! the qnestion Of a few Yearn, of eternal vigilance, never relaxing lner watchfulness over herself And, sitting or *tending, elwaye preserving her erectueo and poiset the result beime that at the end of that bime it has become Second nature to her and she never loses it. This in a great measure prereervea the figure, because it keeps the muscles firm anti well strung and preventa the siakieg down of the ilesh around the waist and hipee so common in women over thirty, and whion it is perfeotly easy to escape. Another thing to avoid is a bad habit of goleg up entire, which most Werilert do, bent forward with the 01400 contracted, Whiell, as well art Indolent, slouohy meaner of eeelkingt in. jerieue to the heart and lunge, Sehnine Engeeste a Tomo. Little joherde approxehed his mother as she wits laying away a pan of fresh -laid 4900tilite. "AdOthet, I say, mintier 1" "What is Ir. Iny sea 9" deals, it wan left fora the lateet on., Me. WhY don yeti tea aoree, mother ?' Jones Welk, of Greencastle, to discover this "What do you want me to say, Johnnie?" Unitiillk and chareoterietio production of Mr. "Well, you mighb gay, 'Johnnie, don't you Lincoln's almost untatored mind Violater want a doughnut is one of several writtee, presninably, to the lady he aftetwarde married. Addressed to "My dear Mary," it reeds ne $01lOWS YOU. roust know that I Olarelob see you or think of you with entire indifference, and yet it man he that you are mideken here. gard be what my real feelings toward yen are. It I knew you, were not I should, 1141b • doable you with this letter. Perhaps any other Man would knew enough without fur- ther information, but I consider it any pecu- liar right to plead ignoreace arid your bound- en duty to allow the plea. I want in all Mum to do right. and. most parfieelarlY in all owe with women. I want et tide par - Neuter Nate, mora than aaythieg elo, to do right wide you, and if knew it would be doing right, al rather seeped it would, to Discovery w ill prevent awl cure these &seals, aheitlaRetkipen. Arran Peineenvetin—bleke syrup of three auartora of a pound of ouger for every pound of apples, add o sliced lemon, put the Apples and boa gam tqader ploce In a jar; boil the syrup thick And pour oven CIThati Pill'anuens,—Pete a the Tint, seed, out in Olives and put La the kettle boil one hour, take out and add pound for pound of auger to the water bail thick, and pub the citron back odd' one slice of lemon to each pound of melon., boil twenty minutes; Mire up and pat in Jam Boll the syrup and pour over. BEANS..—Soak ielle quart of rsa Wane over night, rime them weile and bring to bell, or cook until the skin will boon under elight pressure. Just before taking them up throw tea teerpooniel of sedeeend ek fen.' robuttee drain off the water our* and put the beans in the how pot with three. geortere of a pound of sett pork iscort4 Ort top, one teeepoonful of ground musterd, two • tetblesipoeufaiii et molosert, salt, if the pork lento very milt. Cover with hot water And bolo Ave or SIX hours. up with water It cooks away. DOVOIINCTS,---One oup of sugar, ono cup of sweet milk, two egg% three reaspeonfule ot 0110 toopoonfel at node, bWI) of cream terOr, a little cinnamon or nutmeg. Beet the eager and lard together until light, then add the eggs well beaten; mix with deur AS ode 1111 possible and yet stiff enough to roll out. Fry in very hot lord and be careful not to pierce them with the fork whoa turning them over. Ilanging Baskets, For hanging hashed tbe parbidge vine Is very desirable, as Its brilliant sorlet berries enliven and relieve the sober green. Take up large vino of It, with as really berries as potable. If they are green whenfound they will turn red ohortiy. Aiwaye place the Nina around the edge of the Whet, Pat in some rourandie to olio* the wires. Foe tit* center a "happy -thought" gore:darn, or %diet is prettier, znyosatis—forget women The papular tradition, telling how the MOM of "forger me -not" came to be applied to the plant which now boars it throughout Europe, is not generally known. It is said that a knight and a lady were walking by the side of the Danube, excheng. ing vown of devotion and affection, when the lefty eaw on the other side of the adorn the lovely dark blue Beware of the mantle and °apnoea a desire for therm The knight, eager to gratify her, plunged into the river, and, reaching the opposite bank, gathered le bunch of flowers. On his return, the current proved too. Wog for him, and after =sty efforts to mob tho land, he was borne away. With a last effort, be flung the fetal blossoms upon the land, exelaitaing as he did so, "for, geteme-not 1" 'And the lady fair of the linight so true Still remembered his hapless lot; And the oherithed the flowers of brilliant bus, And the br'aided her liair with the blossom blue, And she called it forget-me-not" Bleed Will Tell, There is no question abotit it—bleed Well tell --,especially if is be ae helmets blood, fiktalies, eruptions,. pleonlee and, boils. are all sympteme of an impure blood, doe ni the improper tied= of the liver, When this important organ fella to properly perform lta funetion of verifying and deeming the bleed, impurities are cerried to all parts ed the eyeteni, and the symptenn %hem referral to are merely evidences of the straggles of Neture to throw off the poisonous germs. ihelees her warning be heeded in time, seri, ous results are certain ro follow, culminating in liver or kidney disorder's, or even in °ott- ani:1019u, Dr. Pierce's G -olden taeiliol let you alone,' would doit. And, for the pur- pose of mallingthe matter as plain asposeible, I now nay Von call drop the subject, dismiss your thoughte—ii you have any --from ian Waver, and leave thialetterunaosweredwithe, out calling teeth one accusing murmur from me. And I will even go further, arid say Quit if it wilt add anythling to your corofarb and pesee of mind to dose, it is my elneere wieh that you elion14. Po not underetaed by SWEET ROW.— Ono plat of warm milk, eine half op of butter, one cup of anger, free eggs, ono teaspoonful of 014 Mvo table- epooduis of good yeeete or one -heti yeast oak% Maim a sponge with the milk, yeast and safiloient dower to make &thin better. Lab tileie rho over night. In the morning add. a little slab and Maur enough to realm a soft dough. Let it rise four or five hours, then add the butter, ogge and sugar. Mould into balls of equal silo, ad close together in the pan and let there rise until very light. After baking wash the tops with a clean eofb cloth dipped ti molasses mad -meter. Cooking Vegetables. There is probably no aulajtot on whioh housekeeper's so often differ as tu the prepar- ation of vegetables. Says the New York " Tribune" :—The comntonest of all vege. tables, the potato., is cooked with cold and bailing water with equal success. Others ineist tbat to steam them is the better way, This entire matter should be regulated by the season of tine year and the variety of potato, some varieties booming waxy aud worthless boiled in cola water, even when they are old. All the advantages gained by cooking old potatoes in cold water may he gained by soaking them in cold water before 000king for four or five hours with their • skins on. If they ve then cooked in boiling water they will have lost the strong taste • perceptible at this season of the year, and are in no danger of booming water soaked. All root vegetables, after the first cf Jan- • uary, are better for soaking at least six hours in cold water before cooking them, unless they are kept in a dirt cellar during the winter or buried in earth where they will not freeze. Another point ottlifference in cooking is the adding of salt. Old-fashiou, ed cooks boiled all their vegetables in salted water, but modern science does not sanction this, and most of the best cooks add the stilt to all delicate vegetables after they are near- ly done; and to }strong vegetables, like on- ions and cabbages, before they are put in the water. The reason for thie is that salted waterretards theprocessof cooking,takesand the flavor from the vegeta,blee. This ie ruinous in the case of a delicate vegetable like green peas, but an improvement to strong onione. One of the chief reasons in summer for the inferiority of vegetables is in leaving them to become old and tough before fhey are gathered. Too many es, by reatonog the liver to A healthy con- Mori - 14 le old that every: man heti hte double. generelly occurs yonth during the greeareppie season. TO dream Of a pairderOna Whale. Erect ou the t1p of his tall. Is the sizn or a storm i (tit *Phi lirried3hath 7Plesawtri en)"1, thin that wish to out reit ilterinallttence, Dream don't molest te men, anyhow, Some tops, 119WeVer, are nifellthle. I you Are constipated, with no eppetite, tortured with elek headathe and hilieue eynaptome, thee° eigna iedieete that you need Dr. Fierce'4 Pleases:le Rergativa rads, They Will Miro you, All druggiete. Two-thirde of the total nesse:her isf geglieh eetton apienere hare agreed to Untie their preduetien to ooe•haif the ;weal amount for one month, Don't hawk, UNA., blow, welt, had Magnet everyinely with your offensive breath, but Utlil age's Quarria li,emedy and end It. nothing more happy than to /mew you Were 50 ote.:, by. drofieteht. Whoever destree to eee the famous Iron Get° ef the Dimehe in is prietine glory 'should go at once. The aungarlan Govern. meat hes decided to blow up the role% The Tertle Etleen. I mean no ouch thing. What do with le that our further aequalatenee obeli depend upon nouvielf. If thole further eequebetmee would coutribete nothing to your nappinese, Ana sure it would noo to mine, if yen feel youreelf in any degree hound to me, 4 are row williag to releme you. pro/reed yoe wish it; while on the other band, am willien and even enxiouts to bind yen fester. if I Can be eonviaced that it will in any degree add to your hap. Ines% This, indeed, ia the whele petition whim°. Notialeg would. rake me more misezeble then to believe you milserahle se. in whet 1 hese now said I thhile 1 cane eat be inisencieretrod ; and to make permit nuderstriod 19 the objeot of tide letter, n It units yon best 11011 tO Ammer this, farewelh A long life arid a Merry one attend )'ou. But if yen conclude to write beck, apeak as pliduly au I do. There on be neither berm net darter in wing to me enything yen pets k the Towner you think it Your friend, Lbactan." Probably thie is the queened) lova letter on record end the most romarkeble offer fo marriage ever MOO. Ib 10 a lore letter ENTLEMEN desirous tracquiring a flown& pan= STRKKOTIK COMS/NEO lenowleclge of Garment enttrog in ad AS f r partici:ism TORONTO CLITTINia S?IlOOD, a ElLidEPIRE 1....,,ch.,,.40.1,1,60thaiwont,t,..ttleg sound. gientiflo and reliable Systems Taught, whereby perfeet fitting garments are produced. Write BA.E3ENG POWDER Addaidestreet West, ,Jf ALL ENGRAVING ("-,) j.n,JONES, WOOD ENGRAVER, k STRATIVE KniOSTRE.E.TEP,ST. c.ADVERTiSING \11° PURPOSES. (1:> TORONTO, CANADA 11 WILLIAMS & Goa, $1.,ATgRS & FELT ROOFERS efeetitecterera atiddealers loRocong, Atatsr- 10.1 And 134ilkling Papers, etc. OrPrOa; 4 Aeleleide fri East, reroute, Reoprietors or Williams' Flat firs ad Roof,. Telephone/MI, COMMERCIAL gal/CATION. write tor circulars from the largest Commercial •arid Shorthand Calk* Canada. Over three lean - diced pnplis last year. eteopentne elenday. See. Sari. iSas. Addrees-,,VAKA,MIAN falt$INESS !UNIVERSITY, Publle Library Redoing. Toronto, Pio% BaalOnall CUM. it„ Stones, Becrettry and MsnAget, Thonseade et MOS Of elatriee free pada- mill lend, now Opals fer rettlere tit the Turtle !dementia Region of Deketa. Here wae rated the wiliest that took dint premiere at Now Orleana Exposition. Rich oil, timber In rsionntelue, good schools, churches, congenial society. For further inlet-m.141o, without a word. of love awl propool, of msv rotes eta, oKey to E. ye white meeelage that doe nee propeo. Mum., or J. lid, Hocking, Cala Paso. Agt, Toronto. The bargee Isighet, which hu arrived at Philadelphia from Greenland, Ind an en- eounter with a fleets 01 47 icebergs on the way. Crittaticti Buss.—When making bread, reserve a quert of the dough and work into it A teacupful augar end two tablespoonful button Toll kla.11 111011 OUt Ottil with a tumbler, tine strave the top thiokly with auger and cinnamon. When light, bake in tiniok oven. 8PIOE0 CURRANWS.-71ve pounds currents, four patina brown auger, two tablespoonfuls of cloves, two of cinnamon, ono pint good vinegar. Ball two hours, or until quite thick. It is batter than preserves. femme Cztertams,—To every quart' of °berries allow a toffee.onp Of vinegar, ene half cup of sugar, one dczen. whole cloves, half dozen blades of mace; put the vinegar arid cigar on to heat with the spicee, boil five minutes, turn out into a covered, stone- ware vend and lot it gob perfeotly cold. Strain out the spite:see fill small jars three. fourths full of the (sherries, then 1111 up with the cold vinegar. Cork or seal tightly. Leave the stems on the cherries. hest rit If a boy OM goes thatfite hiere.be 101110 - tittles pate it on before he knowe ; or we may say the Name Won in other worde,—"A guilty conecienee needs UP accuser." Two etheolboyehad quarrelled Ana finally had engaged in a reel aciniel-up The teacher gob wind of the affeir mad celled the ornabetente before him. "Es etruolt rule,'" one of the boys. " He said I Stole hie knife," said. the other. "1 geld somebody stole it," slid the Bret boy. " Well, you moan] nee," replied the At why ohune,o arda tho tomht,t, NI given. in the Ptomain &leo 6 full Primeen Willie heel toldMethat somebody bad eltelen 'Orrtifi Senn and won 2 Gold Modal Certifie cede. Aimee record in pot years. has been un- equalled in the Fine Art work and she now stands uarivalled in this respeab in the Dominion of Canada. Ifer Arb Room and apparatus aro admit. todly the beat in Ontario, and her staff of instruotion unsurpmeed. A number of graduates of Alma Eine Arb School have received Collegiate appoint- ments in Clued% and. the Mitten States, For 60 pp. Calendar, addreiss Principal Auntie, A. GREEN TOMATO PRESERVBS.—Take sized tomatoes, and after washing and weigh- ing them, take an equal quantity of sugar. Put the sugar into a large preserving -pan (mine is a large dish -pan), and thin the sugar with a little waters boil and skim, then put in the tomatoes and boil rapidly until rich and thick. AUTOMATIC SAFETY ELEVATORS Pei, hydraelln bend and Rea= eleTatore. LEITCH. TURNBULL, neennen ylwater Works. 'rotor and queen streets, tratilitTON. ONT LeatherBeltil g BE TAW: IN TES iYOUNIcei. FILMOR &CO, AIMERS„_TO MO ST, E, TRICE(' Send for rLizeutita 4aa ownInu, A Great Life Giverjs $t. Leoll. Water Tome, bee 1st, ISES, U you that feel tbe want of eonletblog te make You happy, end.don't Ithow whet to ire. listen M soneoe, enneelin net:inner-agent. 00 Xlile etetei WeSbiTOseato. Vor ee years; I have travelled this continent over read over, hot of ail articles, meet or drink, to restore health, instill wholesale vigour and raios the spirits, make life worth ST. LEON MRSZitala WATER iftexceloor. Rani% cold tersely an use It; would pant With_ SAY Other favourite dainty rather than St, Sreen Water. SitriPSON. LlEFOTS.—Torouto. Oat, ; Montreal. Que. bre. Que.; Lees:Springs. $t. Leon Quo Manidnetoren by Dealare Ill All kinds 01 kill$44L INSBULIENTS. Agents the VF4S0N and ninnteee need In. strutuents, Pr -SHEET MUSIC and MUSIQ BOORS. Manufactorent 50, " IMPERILS/Vs' RANO INSTRUMENTS Efeetla tlre World. Mitt Tear.' guarantee. Send- - fqr ieretrated Cetatoewe needicoenee ilen Irene° St.. TORONTO AlmaLadiee Collegeg ST. TIMMAS, ONTARIO, All Graduetes of Alum Fine Arta Coliege Ars quelified to teaoh Pablio and High Scheele, Collegiate Ieetitutes, Me- cherleal Institutes, and the Arts Sol:mole of the Province. Leetyear Alma phseed 116 auto! 137 °Audi - dates in the Prelatic:Jai Arts Exturdeatione, took tine mg!, four full Advanced Certificetei his knife, it would not hove made me angry, alcould not hove thought that meant mo." " Well, bet von don't deal," was the reedy =wore—Mira Words. ••••••••••••••••• Seteetebat Softened, A Maine yoengeter, becoming provoked with hie father, angrily exclaimed, "You're a neughty fool 1" The lather charged ib to the yomigeter's amount and bided his time. Thab evening they had strawberries for eupper, the first of the season, Tne head of the family served all around the board with generosity but his precious son. "Ain't you going to give me wine, papa ?" the little fellow nuked. "No. A bay who calls hie papa a 'naughty fool' doesn't deserve any strawberries." "Oh, you ain't a naughty fool," the young- ster cried in distrese—"you're a good fool, Ms." " Goel Bove the Queen." Every American who has been to England is expected to tell, when he comes home, what he thinks of the Queen. I saw her Majesty on Jubilee day; she didn't stop her carriage to speak to me, bat I forgive her; 'twits her jubilee—not mine! when I've governed a great country respectably for fifty years I won't stop my carriage in the procession for anybody ; if anyone wants to speak to me that particular day, let them coma up to the house when the show is over. As I aid, I saw her Majesty, and I was so much impressed that I raised my hat as high as my arm would let me. Just think of it a moment, fellow citizens, who have seen Preeidente rise and fall once in four years; here was a woman who for half a century had been head of the most populous civilised nation in the world, yet exoept for an air of modest dignity—" the divinity that doth hedge a king ' --looked as honest, unassum- ing, kindly, Womanly and good as any decent fellow's darling mother. garduers, instead of a succession of orops of "God Save the Qneen." green eon beams and other summer aegis. " Thenne my sentiments," as the man rlaid when he hung up a printed prayer ou the wall one cold winter evening and pointed at it before he jumped into bed.—(Marshall P. Wilder's Book. tibias, plant their entire crop at ono and insure a tough old supply during part of the Semen. No cook oan prepare old peas, or any other overgrown vegetable, so .they are fit • for tbe table. Vegetables peaked in the • morning, with the dew on them, are superior to those gathered in the heat of the day, as every housekeeper knows. If the vegetables genered cramot be cooked at once, they • ehou'd b3 laid in a cool, clerk place till the time of cooking. Perfect cleanliness in pre. paration, Nicking only till the root or herb is tender, not a naoment afterward, and serving with salt, pepper and sweet butter, ment) ; Lieut. Col. M. P. Browne (as senior sort will continue to be uedertaken until the a str3ng deft of experienced teachers. Br or a simple cream sauce, will give the most cornet of Eleventh Light Dragoons) ; Lieut.- 'North Pole is discovered, that is to say, as er-Toueas will take ,limited number of advanced pu- The Book of -ifabon, A Man Without Wisdom Lives in a Fool's Paradise. A Treatise especially written on Diseases of Man, containing Fads For Men of Ali Ages 1 Should be read by Old, Middle Aged and Young Men. 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It is a essage Send for ilet. to the Wise and Otherwise. Lubon's Sped- A. T. L ANE fio No. 8, the Spirit of Health. Those who• MONTREAL. QUA b ey the laws of this book will be crowned with a fadeless wreath. Vast numbers of tit—E-TICRERS'imi'make money during vacation men have felt the power and totified to the 1. by canvassing for cmyornmisotroer;f:rortdseAllipbyg virtue of Lubon's Specific No, 8. ' All mon Woke and Bibles, espeoi 61e: Who are Broken Down from overwork or pereffieVeir,ere;ivjeisel;vi,atamamibmt edW 1 WM. BRIOW, Other Oalreeri U011 MelltiOned ill the above, illustrated Circulars and terms. Publieher, Toronto. ehould send for and read Oafs Valuable Trea- tise, which will be sent to any address,' seal - Waterloo Veterans. Only five of the British officers whofought at Waterloo were alive when the severity- fotirthauniversary. of the bettliscame around, on the 18 th of last June. They are Gen. George Prhichoote (as Lieutenant of Fifty. eecond Light Infantry) ; General the Earl of Albemarle (as ensign of Fourteenth Regi. um humor horeditery ?" Oka a writer. It may be or it may not, but if the cynics aro to be believed, mosb modern newspaper humor is inherited. A.?. 462. SCO`IT'S CONSUMPTION SCROFULA EMULSE:: -0ouurams • ooLDS • Wasting Diseases Wonderful Flesh Producer. Scott's Emulsion is not asecreteemedy. Containing the stimulatiug Hypephos- plates and Pure Norwegian Uoa Liver 011, the potency of both being largely in- creased. It is used by Physicians all over the world. PALAT BLE AS M5LIC. BOW, hy all Druggists, 50e. and $1.00. . DOR ENWEND'S Hair Pilago 'IrgriVetutAr4 kgr, " ea Lisodrair; to Bald. mettle roOts menu% gene, wild produce a roam. IS isuntalitat I; druonserery, ORENWEND, tesmturer. oNEy unuf at Au 11V1111111111101 class security., ROPIY *0 _ low rata of interestort BEAM CHADWICK, HAMMOCK & CALI niarrieters AU 1 Solicitors, ellicgton SR, am 011tUch. War Blak or Tote2tc TORONTO. ONT. CHOICE FARtiS FOR SALE 13 ALL PARTS GI MANITOBA Parties withillg to porehase improved Maultoet Farms, from SO acres upward,, with tuneable posacislon, call or write to C. 1. 1sA111.110:fo go, Arthur's Block. Wan sk. Winnipeg'. intorcsaticn ttanlohod free Of chug% and *Were Weed le making Weak*. 24 0 .•1" 33I "2" 14 0 oft. AT enaltalir RAW OP itcrassar. CAN c ER tiagmtwitoorgle. No. 63 Niagara SL., Buffalo, N. Y. The Pederthy Automatic injector .i.00914 .fla ennitett; moo in we tbe WW1 States. Titer are Simple sad cost leo thaia t:t4tbrtergensikhey wthoorr *414 water I* to 20 ft. and work trout a hod so well. Anterestie and reetartior when eUrreell bOiler bo broken. SPdlorcitrolar to tiebt OrdCe, Deoberthy Injector to Detroit Nth I * FaCtorial, Wiedier, Cie. arid Dotage, Utah t THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP COY'S TUINTSPARZNT CA11301410 ACID num SO2 is pleasant to use, t heals the skin, and de.. stroys Insects and germs on the hair of man Or beast. 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Sal000n Tickets, $40, $50,tand Dr. Nansen's appetitie for expedation nd 5110,' according to some to have been only whetted by his re- steamer and accommodation. Intermediate 480 i 5001 Return Tickets, SD, 80e a Round Top Tickets, eso, Steerage, $20. Apply to cent experiencee in crossing Greenland. He II: E. itintRAIP, General Manager Canada ship. proposes to set out la search of the North Ping co., 1 Cusroar Nom sonAss, mornatea, or Pole next Beason, and his alreedy succeeded to Local Agents in alt Towns and Cities. in securing subscriptions to the amount of Tr . sioosoo towarao defraying the expeeee of • Li amiltoli LADIES' College the expedition. It is thought that 'he will KNITTING MACHINE Send or Iliustrated Catalogue and this adrertleament with your order for our BIEW ItIRBEesand we 341 allow you go PRIIIIUM DISDOUNT Anerarss-- MEM BROS. itiTga. EITORGETOWN, ONT. CONROY'S CARRIAGE TOP& first make for the OABB OOBB t ef Greenland WIll re -open SEPTEMBER 4, 1889, with and then rah northward overland with Conservatory of NIu.sic boats and rs edges A ta d t h strange fascina•tion f or venturesome mee added. Alr. Clarence LUCAS,. el tee Paris Conserve. . re c a you nre as a and it is probable that expeditions of this' tory, Director ; Madame Asher Lucas, pupil of Olara Schumann and Marmontel, solo pisniste, assisted by satisfactory results. No exact shcedule of Col. W./lewett (as Caption of the Third , long as the world lads. P118 °n thfi Pian°' 1 Prof. martin is Art Director. All the other depart - time can be given. This the housekeeper ) Battalion Fourteenth Regiment) : and Major merits fully equipped. Fpf °lel acconunodatIon for I must learn by experience. Wintervegetables , Basil Jackson (as Lieutenant of Royal staff Sandal shoes are worn with empire ana elreClallet in Muse and At. 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