HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-11-16, Page 6ready e pint of mak boiling,aad to sauce eggs,
ete ,and put on to cook in a p .
shirring ss dish;
Sheet two banamis he custard over elven.
slow glass dish; p stiff; add e..
Leo the 'whites of the eggs
teblespoontul of pulverized sultan Spread,
as mertuf ue over the costal enc lilt the
meringue is slightly new p "
cJornmeal Mush, The "new
great itn
cornmeal is very freely f reerea
.fel fashioned,
though some prefer otkeor, d style. The
though
is referable to the ?lite #n Haat lel
yellow p _ refuel of
rn
Fried mush is a rho made. ,� very
to el -
preen
made
lees,
Into
COT1' 1AGe\.ZINE.
oe. see 1" says Geoffrey, the
re y
acyl who is the very image of his
," lfe thsnl;a it valets, too 1"in , to
you e" asks the girl,
resurningo
s Hotly. ," Olt, yea,
on, which arises only from a desire
eretis" I can so...
I,"id, tguantly,ti" P sort
I „ iudiR ° ` I',x, very
L you to help me at all. I could have
t it quite amity by myself.
re glad, howover,I was on the spot,'
• Trefuei`i, calmly, i�ith` i i ht
,ggrevating aislmness. if omn had
seriously hurt yourself Y
0.1 down here ; sprained your ankle,
The (Waren.
An ambitious mother lonely requested a
teacher to recommend e. method hie h she
might use in developing her little memorized gang
yts
memory.. A little neighbor nem o zed long
poems and it was humiliating
bright one.
her own stupid child wihage the wise
1":veu in tide progressiveg
guardian of children will not desire to
olfor e
ce
hot bed fashion the growth
whicb not be hastened. Ali the world loves a
natural happy little childthB household, a
If there tea prodigy in
child evincing se marked taleut overwork is
special line, the temptation to
rear. While a number of'great author
poets, artists, musicians and great geniuses
is early childhood gave evidence of talent,a
greater number limo m htered eloWly. To
crowd and burry a child's mental urowth
enteils risking future mental and bodily
weakness.
We frequently hear it reutarked, "Mate
jury -or B,alph were `itrondatug cauldron
but they haven t developed. as we Boe l
mot expected. They are really growing
stupid.
The children are likely far removedffrom
dullness and stupidity,
pidity, Their heirs infantile of cle
tabrlout ess pas •.seeded. The little
talent than the tots pee,
sayings and bright ways were less attreat-
ive when they grew older and unwisethe
much
from
t
d
too
m
t
' C e
w e.
e
' da
ha
e
en p
ri disappointing
iii
'A
o R
ung
Bxilliant, little one. The pp
reality is frequently and cheerfully accept-
ed when the hopes entertained are not ful-
filled.
d
oo
mamma a" says Terry,: shortly,
'here leave been cases of theD kind,
ho yhow-
"' eoutinUea J'refusis, cgs you do,
d, besides, t rut' o�touchh "woe
a• tlsink it 'wise . Ladylike
re tip of his tongue, bat Providence
to hta aid and suppressed it. Liss
don't think about it off al�," ett 5thera
ore, with a. little tilt
atinet vasenttnon's in her chat run. "" 11
object to running, then d
nee, I ion now going to run again—home
te, boys.
he boys are at her side in a in that t.
'If you think I didn't Inca you all
,ny fairly, ear she, rte me the
✓ again:. .Bae you must t ,
ae odds. To that tree over there,
rating to a distantbircin a breath„j
ight, cry theboys
e thrown themselves into running
sed Terry is about to start, when
s ;
cornea quickly forward
” alissOeMore, a, word. I have a letter
our consili for you I was gaing to
1l
no y es you w#
She
a
S
hop
e$
place Nitl>. it.
me up to dinner ,tto ought may bo feeling
Whatever Terry's
the subject, there is unmistakable hope
osis,
the face of Tref
", Fou --I may tell her you are coming ?.
3.ys he, seeing with a curious' pang at his
.cart that ahehas not ever' cared to open
be letter he bas given er.
I don'-tkuo ,'returosahise relesa;
I'll think sLbott it,•At all
her word." �,le
dish oil the slide of you Serve cold.
1'ghtly brown.
wiut
imp,
.,awy
al of
and 0
it is ci'.r' t a, large
three quarts of boiling water pus smoothly
onepini of salt.. c sbetel emi l in cold water,
one pint of yellow dor stirring often,
andadd t the boiling water, g
Boil afew minutes, then stir, in gradually
enough cornmeal to make a• rather
l itis
batter—mot y. too still—asecook slowly. without
greatly. Allow thi Then pour
scorching, for at least an hour.
into a deep buttered dial, and flet away to
become cold; then it is ready to goodsilos tan s
fry brown• If the mush is not too stiff and bread -like, or be-
cause
it is
eanse it was not cooked long �cremov4 is
Corn-
meal requires long .cooking
raw flavor and to
MR A«NI)
The Etead or the house liv'esset to st Blurry
smite the natio ,l t e'er,
«' Are you sick,: dear ?" Anxiously queried
airs. Bowser as Mr, Bowser came house the
other evening with that peealrar drag to
the legs which elle well knew siguiaed that
something was wrong.
"Who is supposed to run the interioletr al
ththis house?" he demande a
Isat fall on the Across aid sat down in it way
to jar the house from cellar
hod ret, "x
" I ani, of course, shereplied.
anything happened to the interior of aur
Ho" I te
If there t is another house fn North
America run oa your system, I'd like to.
see it 1 The wonder to uie is that I haven't
been driven to the verge of desperation and
committed comeawful
d radg airs. Brow-
ser,
t w-
ser,I give you .
fai;And Mr. Bowser swallowed the li111
his throat and flushed up and glared avowed
the room like a tiger driven to bay,
" Will you please explain what has bap,
uietly asked Mee. Bowser, as
petted?" ""Look at me ?" be hoarsely whispered as
he rose up and extended his arms at full
leugtft,
" Why, what's wrong?"
. is wrong 1 Look et the set of
earls g Pee alY
BR$AgElZ'S AREA.
`es'lta,t a Erieseh itt ttetittiiet SaYa or silver
Repeat.
Air. Moreton lrrewen, the ling is elan
bi-
metallist, wird is' the guest f the British
Iocnstoue, Seeped SeensterYof said the other
Legation et Washing.
day `Ye mutat watch the results. A very feW
days x#ow'w?il • decide, lithe ri the ce of soarer
bullion fails, as 1 expect
that drags down the exchange rates with ping
thefarlaast,whicliareelreadyett eeea radon
point, and we shall have
pyou will London
iu
Before the new ye • 1 panic „
every corner of this continent, ,
"° Theo you Bon't fever the will bring buyingew horders.
repeal of the dot w
from London to Wall street?"
, s No, sir. London will be a ; seller for a
long time. We are =greet trouble in Aus-
tralia and in India. Our export tre dee
with
a ore, end South Am
wieh Ghana, Sing y the fall in the
rica
ere already paralyzed. by
rates, of silver exchange, London has been
raying that yau'will stop your silver put"•
preying
thinking that then your ,stack mare
k ' recover, so that she may send you
kat will
hnine your securities dud. realize
er
prices. We are lane position
reat English manufacturing concerns have
g ,r
We on, a Light Ship
Talk about rolling and pitching,' Bowser ?
vessel nolle, pitches, and plunges like a light Y �' d
ship. ,Its anchors bold it firm to the shock " See ,what ?" seders twisGe
of thea waves. There is no yielding, no cr Hereisone of your =spenders;
hurry yhe
coral swaysug to the swelling of the .seas, around on� o it over your In yout h shoulder.
gra g forgot to 'sip
There are days, too, when
other end is also unbuttoned behind. Ill
tore in it the ear with a wonder you felt hunched up, be you cal
eher angriest tlaro 1 li ht et night. o et your vest it.
There is alwvays a glare a FLets g
no coiistait expectation of reach- " I"d like to e" awho f'hiutidaredofool
w i r.
is fa g
er invented,
.redrearythis
The
becomes a lea in
lug hart, and alfa anon Boca nmy ser
monotony. Bowser as he wriggled out of hid vest.
In case the lightship shorild be seat „ Look at this ! said etre. Bowser as she
been fitted with sails which removed a towel from ide shoo down"Isssa e
has I
1
d %
itL s
'tn 6
fa ow
#r t
ado ,tom n
a a
in ale
this and
will enable itto hold Yta ownp and you throw it over your shoulder
store.. The hold is fiegequd artters, andna
maahh3Oi o and prG5aa ua tea air wbieh lona it there, That was one of the humps
mashing for compre R G10 000 to and the party who
Ulows the foe -here. `rhuuutfog-bores iens y
• or a Y to
this wilier—tins shirt ---his coat 1 felt like suffered tarp#bLy,
hunched up and humped over 1 I've "Wilma t. term
your view of our currency
ack all the afternoon, needs:? How can you secure anexpansionof rho
a man tied up in a a of our ourreacy .
when I got offthe streetcar I fell se I Would
alons increase of th e
my bead. and shenldera and was ghyed at gold in the Treasury
, safely our silver Or paper issues?"
for Using droner,,ut "Not at ell. That pceut vary sol•
""tet me sac if i, late this morning a and "I wasgay Sea matter, hurryri were la g enamellerdealt with by Senator Jones, dressing.for example, you borrowed hva hundred it
in a groat About r coat.Do you see ewe tea bi P millions of gold in Europe and ger it
u off with youpod to
to the Treasury, and Indata more �aP
more silver, lookiq
dire the convertibility of your silver er
secure
paper, what would occur your ourrenay
""The increased volume of y our imparts
would inerely raise prices hore;y rices,
from Eurell in volumse the balance of trade
would twell in volume,
would tura :age#eat you,and thegold
go abroad once more. W hen We in Eng
lend
re bad a
' e a
as
times oubl x
have ,flare dcp to thee
prices are dopressed.soour eiiipartexuemain
Eng thud fall ,gleaves;you. To borrow
tug in sago, goldit here await.
gold #t England mato briug
ablyoturns It would turn itce of �in thade e face evainst en:
ofa greatry so that the gold begins
of a owharvest, hh
to paw back again on tate nearest s i?,
Austria. is trying to get gold and hold it in
this way. Weokherle, her"Finance nt Min-
ister, is an intelligent man,
ws
nothing whatsoever about
the told theory
hie f
foreign exchanges, hfr.could
three years old,ielle c ce uid ney r keeprit except
Borrow g and so the event hal
under lock and key,
proved, a is still waderminm iva tie dual
gold fs already at a p doors an
monarchy. 'Unlock
at once. reaAnd. y
it will disepp that with
Iwill discover, also,
rices in England {elfin
camels, to try and brie
..
era isn't time!
" cries elle,
little laugh et hien.
,eott- steal
Ian off 1' away she
lee a second 4talente,
a, like au arrow from itsbow.
(TO 8£ cox�i:ZI7E.D.)
"2341- f" ^tMETr.YSTa
earner tutu A>rcaxicsi oir' '.,
n Ontario Wermer Inas Twelve
aL IIi11i1de tor Cunt and Finds
11 ltaci: Crystals That •' i'zy',
s Dexter, of Chise1burst, Eng.,
t the summer of 1898 as a min•
r in the Sudbury rave anion
sorthere Ontario, g
in -
met iu an interview ea the
ouse, Montreal, the other morn-
incne
thertownsel hip of ste in dab topol,
The "John•bang-a-bout" in your house-
hold is likely to Sedee tot he is not a olded
lop iota an uneacial
roan i wog and morose.if
and rllrichld into being bitter
A SHORTENING,
Down the sheet fair^ugh the busy way.
A lady passed oi, andrketing t'a�,Y'
Who, pausing at a grocery store,
Stepped quickly in at the opert"door.
With bated breath And anxious mien
She queried. "have you G;OTTOL
grocer, leaving off his work,
The
Interrogated every clerk ;
But none sip to that time had seen
An article called" C„OTTf7i.EPiE,''
?” said lie to the dams,
"What is tt
"That antwf+r':' to this curious name.
made of? What's its `use?
What is it m
you'll. t 'se airctise+"
My ignorance Y .
a are called sirens probably
beginso
earhly repJohair little, to patient. . whistle . k his pare celled
sirens
resemble.
c to when ,
a arge supply
him in. etiquette.patience,
She Will need . T eauao thatn no #n ia sliding very
scale w
e ? of atieuce,. and to be a dip- 'They begin their eels:, with a very low
l toe.t aupp Y ii
'Manners" a very high note that distresses the ear.
to
lomatic teacher steed blundering John will .note, dna cls° r« p Y
doff n so many faults to carreoa descend
'te ninko a man or worn= but � Teetsehen � rapid succession ass on the sthe low hriekinand g
of
do not qui
i detnonlike noises race. One Freugh writer
good, common sense courtesy is �large pert land
a£ th ve ma sefal men ee woman.id
c i horn are such that he wonders that t in the
Haw many incapable men and women do ,has said that the possibilities of this og'
you number among your sb inkitccs . .
an timid, cowed, the
souls m chestradewhen the Wagnerooperas re
How many
„r p Bray. gh .yds which tell pitetul orchestra.
A aonrpress:d-air trumpet, tory? plasu:y. incom• : thinks -.and it is just posaible that there
r10 unt n ent nd women nw gas le tris ra or 'Inlay. be u little national prejudice in his
pp .lee of self confidence necessary to uw, Pon ',A-pimp—would go well end with yth unearthly
sego
success i any their fn artige ency 1 shame tri nu lr tertsa the
to ridiaute, reproof, and,cliscauraRosncnts ,storms nue iiinl ty.a "terrible writer says the
which have broken Chefr spirit. The ndure , atimid ; nd therefore n lima the Wagnerians nix"'
member in the isle patie may
obfiaing• and ell oulr be
stupid, pidgin w? it. A
case bell isd on the ould ,re
and incad to tett Your boy Bels yorget t down or scare itself useless.__(F
and incapable. YOU may speedily forget
Young p
f smile increJuously,"• said Mr«'
ten I tell you that thie discow'-
ugh the agency of a dream.
s what Dickens would
,naan lost in d
i andDntah,
as
"" I'll give
leyed that game on me 1" shouted Mr.
Rowvaer, tryin to look very fierce.
"AndHunches ou say `l ur Shirt Why, the blamed �tbiugies pbaaa
been trying to elimb over my head all day,
while any collar has almost sawed off my
ears." -Bowser turned bun around, and
Mrs, quietly observed •
opened his shirt and ry ' Y
Its no wonder I looked the whole ltouse
over for your night shirt and couldn't lied
it."
""Ohl as suppose)
se) you
button h vhe replied. it
undermy
of it is. In von.' eueeo q"'*'
A portion
didn't take it off, l+� put on your day shirt
i People.
arse Origin of the
,f. du Chaillu"a routenc
melt centuries. ,` P6 Oil
the reproofs uttered when you
especially tried. Your boy willnoott forget.
�
Be will easily heiiev ul
of doing anything 4v
A Polish For ,Linen.
art
Pau t �" titer an tot Ghv ll pub' shoe
# over et t,r c, .t by t t es,
to
tit o
P
"You're erchantfor my dither#
nat,the�
1 see you're quite behind the times.
LE1'IE, 1'd have you kilOW,
�or•COT'fO
Is noW the thing that's all the go,
high regard ;
An article of
A healthful substitute for lard.
Its composition pure and clean 1
For cooking give me COTTOI,EN ."
» is metol to pour
over , you trying to make out y
<" wens, . Aro Y E!.
0,-e, len a born idiot) lsowlea Mr. Bowser
as he dancad %round. "I!MOW Lao er did
thing of that sort.
t
it's theme and no wouder you bolt
� . nehan.-•table. I don't sea how yam" 'a
your collar er01r., 'e,,• neck at on m.
Do you rite=do `s. $
ht, ah r
tt Acu
sir Rye
itlt
nxy 0 ta13_'F,• •
the British isla.'nds.
. , fa :steno, the
Pour a uu Canaan 'atone to filth in
Toes a gua
a in reply to a retlue.t for an
ext day, leu keep it. carefully to ret rid latter written
of
the dlegs, and it in a nful off this stirred opinion on16110,
the subject of the theories {n ohe &wokg'"'" ed bottle. A tsaspoo
herrn, he awoke in into a ee not starch will make shirt fronts t stone waslat"that0timein15 Oxford, for the
to excavate tha,, look lfae new. c a tablespoon. purpose of delivering hisdieaata in =Homer,
to Inferno if he
1' 'short of that tor -
to: work and for
u delving there till
e mcng (the nine)
retain), big enough
family to live »n.
>,e x,,. was the unearthing of
equantities of rock rystel streaked in
h
pore
ide of iron or of
' s with t p
n
ii
u 'Joe
ve
' s n
•Y t
bol
i
tin
,rkomese. Thesea tt his Celtic
�rkomo, as' he is called•. by
eighbors, ample assaauee tha,tobde Awas
fast approaching the stratum of g
eat he turnedt beautiful
e utNou,ccystIdraw
in
aansideraliie quantities. oI am convinced that
hese a month ag
hey are of considerable marks: value as
,methyste.
"" What is the value of amethysts, h .r.
a.:ter?" ,r he replied, `'tae
Wall von know,
price ce las fraten greatly since the Brazilian
atones of this order began to flood erg tile
le
market. Previous to that they aid to
such demand as brilliants thatsnit. p But o
counterfeit them at great exp
am. convinced that Berthiaume has found
there crystals in sI such numbers toed. of ers Cam: tree,' beauty that his g
Some Aneodatos of Artists -
n
e
For
Igor cold. water atarch ter
fol of white sterols with a little cold water 6 but
hen loiter of #Darns des, of wllic8 � 1 du
working it with the fingers to get to it P in aoson toe. isI" ver
any,81000th the and being grit.woeful When this is emove f. Che Viking,"hgiv gives arson ore galena are
eantoth tr inoslightest,enough
Ater on your side ; but I have not yet been able,
quite smooth stir into it onouu fol of water } Gladstone says : A y prep
to make uropaltogether a tens pto examine the
veryr ument on your side at- it deserves, or
dad four drops of turpentine : then dissolve ' although very desirous,
a small heteaspoonful en of borax in. wella n jug and half
stir it all into i that of your adversaries. illi ud man of
only—half t lha
•er<n
tl $
aon
water,blood
boilingY
littleScotchm
'of
using h
e branch Y
orra
hof gb
A
the starch, stirring it also well(Lowvland, near the border via, in the first
in Scandinavia,
it
When shuts are quite dry rub them well ; family settled ort Denmark.
stiff cold water starch, then wring them :'half, 1 thin,befenthu seventeenth
asway nth century.
in ati g
once
or l• bye band, then either iron them at ti "When 7
for a couple of hours or i or among the Scandinavians, of nature fromave wi lin,
entre athemthin,
drythem• wrapped up in a damp cloth. Dobnot -seting (credo cry Gladstone then years
after the starch is put in .before asserting (credibly otherwise) my
outhem aft for 9.n hen refers
gloss,
iron them. If youbeen ironed once, M Incas
mora definitely confirmatory
indications
with
gloss, after they have over ' in the love freedom
rub just of collars and cCaa lightly is
the ethnography o;
with 'oat moistened white Castile soap mad � settledaorder
;ia flharacteriatifllof Nor.
iron idiom alls over again with a glord y g , la curious •persht
have one, or with an ordinary i northern and.
,o thud ;int 4
iron, i£ you eerie it wall on the j ing population , some districts, Scan -
n'
le
her
sec•;
"",d.nd I did -it myself ?"
""lW*hy, who gado could. have don: it •f"
Mr. B Wasr m rchadng so came across
dressed himself. Iu doing before
the necktie he hbet between tale t vd wars the hirts.
smuggled away
He realized that he didn't have moo , of a
case against hire, Eoweer, but it would naw•
er do to let her off soot•free. Therefore as
he came clown stairs and she asked him if
he dida't feel more like himself, he drew
himself up to his full hotgltt,tilnokaddown
dthen
et her fora proper length
replied
Mrs. Be�saser, don't teb she ih ng haps
pen again -•-not if you o itiau
ue
living in your present lr t the matter, and
ns
sn
iso g
d
no
use Itor
h
I.give
al
it dbasn't lookack talk, well for a We will ow go
down td any
down to .dinner, anti in o•terlooktng the
matter as I leave I trust your dobe induced
to be mare careful in, the f
The slipper was probably the very first
As from his store the lady fled,
The grocer gently scratched his head^ •
On his next order, 4':rstwas seen,
""Orae dazoi cases COTZ'OLZNE." •
sk'Y0ur Grocer for it.
Matto l b �Q•►
14. K. FAIRBANIK
Wellington and Anti Streets,
mpNThEAL.
yrup.
valine virtuesoftho Aine
Rich in the lung It g expectorant
ined oaththesoothing
and and banes.
es
t
A pERFEGT OUR& POO
GHS AND COLDS
gsthlna,BloreT
r
TAT,RRO BRONCHIAL gotsedict yieldApronptly th
000. pen ranter
.,. A,.,, Ot,VOO1frII.
1 1 plfurvelcarInx
luu�
A
sen o are much hnntd
nter, 1 re become exceeding-
al
awe Y
lt`u'adcomawvetlu17 rtriisofthem, and
aTtlteugh I had touebect? • K " �Lgle bnsli li
preaflhing he mellowed in R
he man ino.'eins oil the
d i soft tread of my
light flecking correetneaty deo
measure € sands, T '+�wil
d'> says an
he r se ring from
14' :.aeon them ap
1 otA a like thewindbe-
tno wig in at ands disttttt ould Ms'
twenty y
hear the king snow. Dor, toots, able to'
with intuitive 1
tame* and ohmmeter of s of "reas ,•- "
oitenlie all day `within hearing 44
mal sounds of the baokwoods axoettle rho t
the noise of the wood .
shoal of the lumbermen
the trees wiand th frost, `f
The loud king falling before hard winds, 4
theirt'crashing gr through g
feedle crashing ods ill not alarm street-
ing
rreet-
ingilrtiNa
'n deer,. but the 'Mutest yressure of the will send It
ig
levee beneath the hunter s fee
Sy'
There is probably no profession in the
human effort is which more
gs are done by its followers
the painter. The following
ram various sources indicate
his assertion, and will be
swell:
s, ,e painter, was walking sub
ay in Paris with a friend of his, when
e fellinto a brown-Bendy.
now ?" said the
" What is up with y
d. get a certain shade of yellow,"
artist.
sort• of yellow?„
then a'.e b drove pant• gasped
he very titian to the painter
"Stop t Stop
tem engaged,"the cabby replied, with-
stopping.and at a
Delacrooe started in pursuit,
loop place nt the Boa desa dactyls sars id,
tooktthe cab. Opening in
in tones of entreaty,, to the passenger •
ide :
'4 Do please tell our driver to atop I 1
t
ant year complexion 'for a paint%n B on
hieln I am et work. There is
anot color -mer -
ant
-me -
ant close at hand,
I Shalln
arbovefive minut e,erenderdaem. Tleagll
nt of the service yietno."
sent you with a sketch of my
planrt got
bargain was strsck ;
ellow, and a few months « later the
" received a Sketch of his "Assassins -
the Archbishop of Lige.
artist, eelebr• ted an ees y k .
arid half
are small pdopers
Veil .x� us- alntet'of portraits, /while
a
draw the hese bong re spin fl app state
tsometi m �e fauna
•arieit. pr'esentixieut` of a lady,
rather beavy iron, pr
material. This gives the china -like polish
often liked,
A Little of Evarything•
This is the season of plenty when the
housekeeper's attentions almost
nd storingssolely
given to preserving, pickling elites.
things where they will keep. App
generally need no coaxiug in the cool fall
days
Curing Hams and Shoulders. I'or every
100 pounds of pork take eight pounds of
good salt, two pounces of brown. sugar, two
ounces of saltpeter, one andone•halfounces
of potash, four gallons of soft Water. The
brine must be boiled and cooled. The meat
should Bnb each p pl iece with go d eor four
r ale and
days.
pack the whole down. Let it remain two
or three days aceording. to the weather.
The brine should then be poured into the
cask at the aides. Leave the meats six
',creeks in the brine. Take out and arnse five
days, then ernoke with hickory wood.
Corn Bread.—Two cupfels of com meal
one cuphil of flour, one and a half cupfuls p
buttermilk, one-liall eoptul of molasses,
butter the size of en egg, one teaspoaufal
each of =it and soda. Steam. 43 boar
and a hell; bake ten mint -Lem
favorite pickle with the good English house-
wife. Seleot the tiny white. button onions,
about, three quarters of an inch in dieerieter
d put them into Le
teney with whish, to
dinavian terminations have been preserved.
•
"What is In Accident 4
home -mission board.
Ta the w nonappearto be easily defined,but
"acci-
dent" wulL appear .
the late Lord .thief Justice Cockburn
thougbt not, and on several oeoasions ismer-
ono companies have sought a definition in
the courts of law. It has been decidbed ut that
a sunstroke is not an accident,
injury to the aping through lifting a heavy
weight.is one. Even if phystced ailments
contribute to alt accident, it is covered by
the policy, while bath-
ingrelatives of a man who,
in shallow water, was seized with a fit
and suffocated, sustained t heir oiaim,as did
those of a man who, when similarly seized,
fell under a train and was killed. Ag
parson having t to bed and carefully nitre.
nt and dislocated his
shouluer was p
ed, but in leas than a month he died of
that
pneumonia.and a dlaloc ted shoulder betweene connection is not
at once visible, but on the ground that the
restlessness deiced
ythe sac deisusceptibility lecl tl a to disd ease
d ucad by he relatives were held to
which killed flim,,
be entitled to claim.
"The inflame= of intoxication liquor"
has been authoritatively defined as "influ-
.nee which disturbs the belaua5 of a man's
menta or athe nd njuriesereeeivednt lwlse ilef lin that
is lac-
ulties>' e , ,t ecwered by an' accident
After long experimenting, a system of
color printing an leather has been perfected
in Franca.
Statisticsik, of the howwfever that thepmortality
Brunswick, Ga.,
ttmong 'whites was Hearty four times as
great as that among •negroes.
The tail of the kangaroo is the fleshiest
part of the animal. It is considered dainty
food when boiledbin its own skin, drawn orf like a. glove.}ch.
afterward may be blamed for all
ing• object a long
""4 dear flan soda moving
I
saw
a
deer
ad.
a
• tion
e
occasion. one hunter
On
0
a
way.
is
0
ridge watching they, as
I well knew. The 3
who was intervening mile away, was open, and the :
unsveal country
bunter wasapproachtng this ridge, although
i
I was unable to see him yet my
a vision,le appe ea appeinto the line of aring mucb more than a
peckBut heappeared much larger to the
deer, wbieh made up its mind that the mans
was ,mite near enough, and throwing s a r a
d in the air, it sped away in the
tan clogged, flayi`hey'are ; Pills are used.'
lea Bat for recognizing b all dealers arsentbysnail onreceipt
' flt'ott,Sold y - r six for $a.5o.
lr
e 1 d. a o
dOP bo
t ec
opposite es ere not r price so ants. p
object at rest a deer's eyes Dr. LA. Ssn!rh & C�p,'"'"'tO` . '1'trritc io><
They cannot distinguish groa rasa fr ds
open round, a hundred yards
t� book canal Kidney tump,f the p g,
away, if man ifinnertiw rile the deer's � �.
Benteria are likely to the ills thee flesh is heir to. Prof.
Schenck now maintains that what we call a
"cold" is really due to these iuvisible pests .
Velem one enters a cold room after being
Yowled, the bacteria in it flock to the warm
body dza enter ay the open pores of the
"Backache
Means .the kid-
neys are in
.irouble. Dodds
Kidney Pills give
prompt75 relief."
nt.
7disease is
flrst caused by
disordered kid-
neys.
Might as welf
try to have city
healthy
without 'sewer-
age, good
health whn the
the scavengers
of s4 thesystem.
dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
troubles result
i n Bappd, Blood,
Dyspepsia,
and
the most dan-
Brights D ef ase,
Diabees and
Dropsy.""a' above
diseases cannot
exist where
Dodd's Kidnap
ocoodthoo
brine serongonough to bear up a laritate- policy, Nor are tbose mused by naming
it over the onions Let the onions stana in
Ileee the brine boiling hot before you
this brine forawenteefoue hours. to avoiapessing traine. ---101tembers's Jour -
them with a little cold water and put them ,ese.
into bottles. To every (mart of the best ----------
heve knoWn alrelay What to do with
your best kid boote, which have been thor-
oughly wet through, and which, it left to
dry in the ordinary way, will be „ stiff,
brittle, atia unlovely ? If not, you will be
glad. to learn what, I heard only recently,
fora One, Wilma experience is of melee,
First wipe off gently with a soft cloth all
surface Water and mud ; then, while still
wet, rua well with kerosene -oil, using for
tie ieec6p:ra ptores:tthme,e filriat rwrcitahsoidileisofaCcillay,mirnstivtaoli3onbt:i:.atrilnw:eil:.
Set them wide till paititaly dry, when a
may then neo deposited in a' conveniently
warm piece where they will dey grade:tally,
or lose. Pee
t when he earnest() cl to seeder ifiernialer by con.
ually Thejr are not rail= larger theeepeppercorne.
wit any mouth at ger belling hot aud pottr it over the onions.
Put e, sprig of horsooredisli root in ttte
ual was the mouth of eech bottle, and seal each oue up
whom it is tight. If any rriouid appears on top,.. strain
wife haa off the virteger and add freeh siaiced vinegar,
iseoeer hot,.
tation of, a fide baleing powder oia ,two =pleas of
s 8, -ea this cake Well and pour it in 9,
need. ie If you like, 1. bet they are vety strong.
laim move even e
eyes are althea in his direction, and like a
flash the deer will have a tree between it,
and the discovered aanger, ana bound stway
into thei proteeting thickets, If the deer
turns its head or lowers ib to feed, the ekile
ful and alert hunter mey advert= several
steps nearer, until. at lase he obtains the
coveted shot. After the rutting =aeon
bucks heve a sly trick of escaping from
pursuing hunters and dogs, and an effective
owl, too, where hunters ere oat well versed
in the ways of deer. As soon as e. buck has
put a long distance ahead of his pursuers
he will stop and go back on Ids track a
hundred aards or more. Then. ho will make
a tremendous bound from the trail, off to
one side, rawegs at it epee from •aleicli he
on eamtnand a. sight of the trail over which
the dogs and hunters are cording. There
he lies do= ana hides. He sees the hounds
pass by, and when they axe out of hetering
he spriugs to his feet anti speeas away
across country in another direction. Be-
fore the dogs have unravelled tho rayetery
of this manmuvre a elie_ back he is miles
away. Experieucea and observant evootb
men know this trick of the cunning beck,
though, and are ever on the watcb for it,
scaorang the brush on each side as they
follow the dogs, and often catching end.
beating the buck at his own game,"
Are better known and more gener-
ally used than any other cathartic.
Sugs.r-coated, purely vegetable,
andfree from mercury or any otber
injurious drug, this is the ideal
family medicine. Though prompt
and energetic in their action, the
use of the pills is attended with
only the best results. Their effeet
is to strengthen and regulate the
organic functions, being especially
beneficial in the various derange—
meats of the stomach, liver, and
resolved se leloaeing Isle:ad.—Melo a cake with
e tore Ids one capftel of sagii,r, one al milk, one well-
emet above beeteo egg, a pin= of omit, , two tesepoon-
sees
are recommended by all the leading
physicia.ns, and druggists, as the
most prompt and effective remedy
for biliousness, nausea, costive-
ness, indigestion, sludgishness of
the liver, jaundice, t'clrowsiness,
pain in the side, and sick headache;
olso, to relieve colds, fevers, neu-
ralgia, and rheumatism. They
are taken with great benefit in
chills and the disease,s peculiar to
the South. For travelers; whether
by land or sea,
SOOT HMO/ CLEANSING,
instant Relief, Pellnalle
Curer Failure impossible,
siraply symptoms Of catarrh,
sura as beaciacheelosing senseo
of seaell.foul breath, hasiadag
and sleeking, general %eine
'of debility, etc. If yon tra
troubled -with any of theas
kindred syraptores, you have
Catarrh, and. should lose- no
time procuring 1714 bottle of
YASAX. 13.43.0 Warnea in
time, Reelected coid 10 bead
1
' " s
(sir s at
are leest, and should, oeoer be
in the Outfit,. To preserve
re tit6up in bottles
Giving the Clerk a Tip,
The svvell hotel clerk felt that he had
taken his guest's measnre very accurately
as the newcomer set doevn his bag by tbe
eounter and reached for the regieten
" What are the prices of your looms ?"
Two dollers ana upwards."
" Two dollars and downwerds you Mean,
don't you ?" inquired. the guest meekly.
want cheaper rooms you will have to go
The guest wee as Serene at a May morn -
onsets ill Cesaarlo followed
by consumption Dna. death.
Sold by all clx ug*te, or sent,
cat paid, on receipt of pries
50 cents and $1.)byaddressing
ULF ORD & CO. Brockville, Oat
" On whet floor are youe •roome 1"
milted. •
• " Metalling on the roof 1"
" Where ate your bighpriced rooms ?"
" Ou the lower floor.
"You dolat ge up from the $2 rooms to get ,
" Certainly note'
ea ',Zoo go down rota the reonl. -bp get
Beneral and Remus Utility,
aligiree of