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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-2-5, Page 2, 8 ibseribers who do z{ot receive their Pape regularly will please notify us at once. Call at the oilice for advertising rates. THE EXETER ADVOCATE TI DRSDA , FEl3RPARX 3. 1$98, Here and There.. Faeces'. makesa fool seem wise, i No dish I,1eaees all satiates alike, One foot Le better than two crutehes. No safe wading in an unknown water. We ata as near Clad IT sea as by land. You've got to get ue early it you want to get the better of (teeth. . '.. mom than. One hair a woman draws s team of oxen. Wholesome and poi -intone herbs gnat+ In the tame garden. The world knowsno hing o1 its, greater then or their wives either, it seems. Outsiders always thinktheyy earl metas' things better than the people whose owa tttzeiuess it is. "'That was a close sbave," said he debtor as he cane out of a barbershop soil just escaped a creditor. Patience is a flower that springs up in every garden, but is sometimes mistaken tora weed. Compliments cost notbing, but women don't know that, else they would not so highly prize them, A merciful man is merciful to his beast, *specially a the beast is a big dog with bite of itis owu. The source of beauty is generally to be found in the imagination & the observer, Some a st expect payment of a 10 -cent ., nae1 hftcbt to gain, them a,3 in encyst. Betweeeta life canal death there la l'i'e• gtlelstly but the a a:tr. ees of a elm. Modems' le a laueie nee cliela c•Co' v, that %tease see ea ee tl Ase exist he senteilting xer; 1;eat t,.at,+ a •a,.., a a. "'iiFa➢�Ia. now to Maas Maple( Prostin,;. Ta1te tcea env'. of maple. sugar or two and a b elf cul:_; of MITI, '- tp syrup, a cup of water if time sugar- + uee,i, and the whites of three eggs. Plitee tale" SWAT nail water in i.=tewp.an anal it'll tonal the theme will fall from the .emelt in threats. Beat the white:;; cF the t,g,,..,ee to a stiff froth. Pour the hot crrulm into the eggs slowly, beating vi=trously. When it becomes too hard for the leeati'r. take a spoon and beat it until it is thi,.% enough to spread. Spread between eat; layer and on the top and sides, Au excellent ithoeolate frosting can be made by raiding; a tablespoonful of the best chocolate to this mixture when warm. linard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. SHIPS TO GO SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. .DOINGS OF TRE WEEK �. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD, 'runed,, Punctuated .and rreserved 1u Pithy Paragraphs for the Perusal, of Practical People rerapnal, %'olitigt►l and Treatable, T1a7L FINANCIAL WORLD, The Imperial Raul: of Germany has re - diced its rate of discount from, 5 to 4 per cent, Tug Aeleiculaventa14. WORLD. The harvest in Austria-Elungury is much shorter than was anticipated and large Importations will he necessary. TRADE AND COMMERCE. F,?perta to America from North Ger- many show a falling efts during the last quarter of $3,231,513. The decrease was principally in sugar, THE 1tELIG10US 'WOlttap. General William Booth, accompanied by Commander Nicol and Colonel Lawley, loft New York for Boston, en route to S. John, N. B., where his Canadian tour will begins st taittEs. John E. Walters, an eccentric black - ;smith of Stratford, tried to cutliisthroat., but was prevented.. lie is a bachelor, aged about tae, acid bad been Acting strangelg or late. Re will likely receiver. Talk: DEAD. Mr. Robert Rankin, chairman at the Pacific Steani Navigation Company, is dead at Liverpool, Eng. James A. Ross, proprietor of the Rost Rouse, East London, died on Sunday after a long illness, leaving a grown-up mi1y. The Very Rev, Henry George. Liddell* talo former dean at Christ Church, Ox- ford, is dead. He 'was born in 1811, and was at One time chaplain to the Prim* Consort. DTIII: LAuolt w eettLD. The Bakers' V7niou of Chicago has be- gun a war against the Aanericaa Biscuit Company and incidentally against all employers of non-union bakers. PURELai $ER&OVAL. Former Attorney -General Morrison of Newfoundland is likely to be raised to. the Supreme Court bench shortly. Mrs, Ballington Booth has been re- moved from the Presbyterian Hospitat in New York to her home at Mount Clare, N.J. Her condition is much improved. John 11r. Scott; exJustioe of the' SU - promo Court of Iiilnois, di eclat Blooming- ton. He was 75 years old. He was an intimate friend of Abraham Zinooln and David Davis.. It is said. that Stewart Paisley, who claimed' he was as-saulteaand. robbed near Monett Albert, atter being married, two days, sort lase bride to her parents and went to. the Northwest. Thomas E. Griffin, colored porter, wlio was an the train that plunged into the Hud- son River at Garrison, 'N.Y., last Octo Tier, and was instrumental in saving Lord Doulgas of Hawick front death or serious injury, and manfully stuck to, bis post, has been presented by Elis Lordship with a solid gold ,watch and chain inscribed; "Presented to T, E, Griffin, in ree,ogni Hon of bis manly conduct on October 24, 1897, by Douglas o1 Rawick," ah11CLASSIFIED. The Island of Jantaieit, bas been de- cawed ft'ee front yellow fever - Students' riots continue in Paris, but so far there has been nothing more serious than noise, Joseph Folli at Kelly's Island, Ill., sold: his two daughters for $.100 to satisfy a debt which be had not the cash to pay, The Surgeon -General •of the United Stittes believes there aro many loofa eases of leprosy in the greet republic than the people know of. It is that the estate of the late Jautes G. Pair of San 'uu eisoo, instead of being $30,000,000, Duly totals $12,228,- 838, according to itemized figures. E, B. Soroggle of Montreal has eleven reindeer in his park atEthekBivitr- They have just arrived frola Lapland and will be sent to the Rloudike in the spring. The bread riets in Italy have bean suppressed. Distress and hunger drove the people to violence, and now the Gov- ernment will clo something to relieve them. Ex -President Clevelanu has bought 85 Acre, of land between Trenton end The white /look Cotton hill at west. I'rineeton, N.J., which be intends con- erly, I., lass abut dawn (acus to vertang Inco a game preeervo and sports strike of 100 weevers and spiunera. The mans paradise. riles was VAUSTtl by areduetion in wanes. Tho London StE' et Railway Co. is to The sirs@ate in the New Ent;lanti coton ba sued for $5,090 damages for tho death mills ctintlnt.ts with little, change in the of Wiliiauu Spice of \11ssouri, who was sate;tion. Abet is a leeun , however, Rifled Ileo. 17 list by a este b toktng down that at Fall River a general strike is im- to x'+tttt�tbur. pending. During the pas;: week the deaths from e ltre:ul riots in Aneona, Ita.y. were the bnbanie plague in India numbered 1 h , 8 +1. From all causes there worn 1,5•1Q contintael yesterday. I (dice and troops heti troublo in amtaintiining order. '1'he s[a3th t. The exodus is increasing and bus - A LEAGUE OF LiFI'. To be Formed by the Residents of Bruce County. Thousands of Lives Saved by Mr. Peva. son's Rescuer Society to Preteet, Lifeby leans of Dodd's $td- ney Pills, Eei,th's Great- est ?txediciue, WI \GIiA if, Jan, %.- Particulars of tate marvellous escape of Mr. A. T. Davison, of Luoknow, have been react with inteuse interest by our eitizeus, Mr. Davison is well known here, and his scores of £dead; are heartily congratulating hien on .his` narrow escape. His story. as published A few days ago, is startling in the extreme, and has been the cause of a movement to Protect our citizens from dangers such As threatened hien There are a good many people in Wing - ham who have been rescued from similar dangers and they are tho warmest supt. - porters o! the movement. Statistics have been compiled showing that of every ten deaths in this country nine are caused by some form of Kidney Disease. Titin is all to be changed, Since the discovery of the famous cure for Kidney Diseases the number of deaths from these causes has been greatly reduc- ed, This oureT-Doild's Sidney Pills -is being used with time Most wonderful elle- cess tltr'ougliout Canada. Is has the re- cord of never having failed, Who movement spoken of Is to form a society to make known to victims at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, and all other forms of Kidney Disease, that there is a positive, infallible cure for them In Do'ldni Kidney fills. A. aueeting is to be held shortly, when plans far working will bo foil/nth:tea. It is not to be wondered at that Iladd's Kidney Phis are exciting such inteuse terest. They are the greatest medicine on earth beyond a doubt. They are the only remedy that has ever cured Diabetes and Bright's Disease, They have never once failed to euro Rheumatism, Lumbago,. Dropsrv, Heart Dlseatee, Paralysis, Bladder Troubles, Blood leaptirities and Female "Weakness. Dodd's Kiduey Pills are sold byall drug- gists et fifty cents a box, six boxes $2,60, or will be sent on receipt of price by The Dodds Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto. How Indian Relish is Tilade. Chop fine a. etnall beam of cabbage, six onions, also twelve green peppers and tis; quarts green tomatoes. Sprinkle over e cup of salt and let stand till next tiay,then drain off all the lfqui.k and put the vege- table in a kettle. Barely cover with vino- r.ot Tis are Anarchists and Str i lists. The lne.s is t tet,",tt•utt, gar. Add half a cupful mustard seed, a 1 n to other tomtit. Crane: AND Cm as rums. tcasl:.ouliful calm sail and belt cupful of trouble is spreading r. MRS Ia'AL 3I.41'Tt,it9. Fit. Clark, a grain shoveller of l3utfala, sugar, Boil live t aintitce Remove from "oda has been elected Mayor of . tied his wife's hands null beat her to fir°:act l put into ;;l iti+ jars or in a stone Der. 'ho Aybeer, Quei tee. death 'vith a steonp-shovel on Tuesday jar. Ii you like this relish sweet tad o l a cupful of sugar. Aud finally table- Pras ue is again tbre:ttem d with sera, night- spoonful English tunste d. ouw disturbances and troops have le.un George Lawlor, a tramp, has been Amazing Speed to be obtained by Using Turbines. Since the Turbinia's famous run on the Solent, during the great. naval review of June last, when she ol,tained the very re- markable speed of forty miles an hour, she leas been lying up at the Heaton works, Newcastle -on -Tyne. In a few days the Turbinia will go out on another trial, the object of which will be to test the revers- ing engines, with which she is now being fitted. One of the great disadvantages of the old Turbinia was her inability to be put astern except at a very slow rate of speed, three knots an hour being the ut- most she could do. Now, however she will be capable of steaming astern ten knots an hour, a special :evening turbine having been fitted into her since the naval review. This extra turbine, it was explained, does not add much to the weight of the vessel, and the opinion was expressed that ouch extraturbine will bave to be carried In all ships of the future that carry rotary instead of reciprocating engines. In the engine room of the Turbinia there are three rotary turbines, through which the steam passes in turn and goes through e. cycle of most complete expansion. The enormous rate at which the turbines re- volve necessitates three propeller shafts, each fitted with three screws. These re- volve at some 2,200 revolutious a minute, and it would seem that this rapidity makes the turbine specially applicable to ship' propulsion, though it has hitherto proved n disadvantage in the application of this new system to dynamo driving, traction,, ate. Mr. Parsons. builder of the Turbinia, stated that he did not intend to go M. for ship -building. He will content himself with constructing the turbines: It was evident that we were on the brink of new era in marine locomotion, for ons heard on all sides of a state of uncertainty .in shipping and marine circles, shipbuild- ers hesitating before commencing the construction of any more vessels of the old type till they saw whether the new type would really holdthe field. Questionedas to the speed which it would be possible to attain in rotary engined ships,Mr. Parsons said it was merely a question of the size of the turbine:: Speeds of forty, fifty, sixty and even more miles an hour would, he considered, not be impossible. called out. eenienced to six mouths in the Central Tho city health authorities offieh.11 Prison and twelve lashes; for criminally J a dtritlatrat that Montreal is completely clear ay'ttalliting little ;girl. of smallpox. Mayor-o1eet Prefontaine is credited with having a "Greater Montreal" scheme in view. The idea is to bring the whole of Montreal Island under auo governmeut. It is said that after an absence of al- most four years from the avowed leader- ship of Tammany Hall, Richard Croker 'hag reclaimed his own, and will be cltalr- .man of the Finance Committee of the organization. TILE FIRE EECOltri. There was. a $1,500 fire in Thompson'; tinsmithing shop, London, on Sunday. Fire damaged the Metropolitan ear sheds and rolling stock in Toronto on Sunday night $15,000 worth. Fire at Ionia, Mich., destroyed the Webber block, the finest business block in the city. Loss $75,000, insurance $35,- 000. Mr. Malcolm McFiggin, an old resident of Colborne, died from apoplexy on Sun- day, aged '75. He name to Canada in 164a and settled at Cobourg. He moved from there to Colborne 24 years ago. Two mischievous boys at Wheeling, W. Va., tonched a match to a spray of coal oil issuing from the Standard Oil Co.'a pipe line from Sisterville. Nearly 2,000 barrels of oil was consumed before the conflagration ended. S OL1TI C5-1rO1tleIG,ltr. Dr, MichahelIes, Councillor of the For- eign Office, has been appointed German Minister at Port au Prince, Hayti, in succession to Count von Luxburg, placed temporarily on the retired list., Senator Pinheiro, Senors Jose Mariano and. Timotes Castro, members of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil, and two civilians, all of whom were accused of complicity in tbe recent plot to kill Presi- dent Maraes and upset the existing Gov- ernment, hltve been tried by the Extraor- dinary Tribunal and set at liberty. The French people are becoming greatly agitated over the Dreyfus affair, There was a heated discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, the. Ministerialists defeudi,ng themselves against charges from the Left- ists and demanding a vote of confidence on their military and general policy. The Vote resulted for the Government by 310 to 252. Solt MEN or " WAXt. It is now stated that Spain's power in Cuba rests on: her ability to suppress dis- trder in Havana.: Now Italy is about to send a warship to Hayti to demand reparation for alleged wrongs to subjects of King Humbert. The Marquis of Lorne has accepted the position of honorary colonel of the 15th Battalion, Argyle Light Infantry, of Belle- ville, Ont. At Wilmington, Del., Capt.- Murphy was tried in the United States District Court, charged with filibustering in e'en - motion with the steamer Laurada. He was declared not guilty. There has been a responsible statement that the Government has decided to add 7,000 mon to the navy, and that the first-- class irst-class battleship Hannibal, now at Ports- mouth, is to be put at once into commis- sion. There is, however, no official in- formation or confirmation in either case. She Couldn't Understand. , He was describing the game. i"I thought I hada clear` field," he said, "when snddenly ho tackled me." "What do you inean by that?" she asked. "Why, in this case he caught me around the waltt`with both arms, and I couldn't make him let go." { ''But why," she inquired, with a sigh, "Why under those circumstances did yon want to make hint let go?" Then she add- ed after a pause, "You lien are queer areaturcL "---Chicago Poet. The greater part of camp No:, 10 ee at. the Jucaro extremity of the military aro- aa, in the province of Santa Clara, Cuba, has been blown up with dynamite by the insurgents. The barracks' were destroyed and quite a number of lives were lost, while many parsons were wounded. Details of the disaster have not been received. The Government troops i1rs. Aueusla lack haat bean taken trent New York to Auburn Prison, whore she is to servo her sentence of 15 years for her part in the murder of Gnldensuppo. News roeeived at Quebec tells how a band of Indians at Fort Hope Post, In :,he Hudson Bay Co.'s territory, killed, cut to pieces and burned one of their number. William Booth of :silver Lake, Ont., convicted of housebreaking anal robbery, has been sentenced by County Magistrate Deacon of Lindsey to a year uiul a hal! in the Central Prison. The trial of Tom Nulty for the murder of his sisters and brother in Bowdon, Quebec, has been going on at Joliette for three days. No new evidence of import- ance has been brought out so far. Hewitt 13ostook, M.P., has been com- mitted at Victoria, B.C., to stand trial on a charge of criminal libel upon Messrs. Turner andPooley.All tour of the gentle- men accused have now been committed and will probably come up for trial at the Spring Assizes. Warden Monteith of Perth, and Wm. Low, a Stratford milkman, were stopped Saturday night by highwaymen about a mile and a half from that city. They got 35 cents out of the Warden, who, with Mr. Low, drove back andlodgedinforma- tion with the Stratford police. There were three of them. William J. Hallam, a Detroit lineman. was instantly. killed on Thursday by touching a live wire while at work. At London Flagman George Booth, aged about 60, was struck by passenger train No. 62, due in Toronto at 12.10, and so badly injured that he died in two bourn. Daniel Bowerman was found dead in bis still near Piston with .marks of cogs on the side of his head. He is supposed to have been struck ;while fixing the ana- ohinery. W. W. Ashby, United States Consul, Dr. Hafoman, Gorman Consul, Master Mechanic Mottand four others, are sup- posed to have been drowned at Colon, Colombia; in a boating accident, The Atlantic Coast Line train from New York to Florida, and a local from Charleston collided 80 miles west of Charleston. Two men were killed and a number injured. The 8 -months -old r daughter . of Louis Gauthier, a civil servant at Ottawa, was choked' to death yesterday by a piece of candy which .a little girl had given her in Mats. Gauthier's absence. August Hickerson, a sailor, died at Port Townsend, Wash., . after living 11 days with a broken neck. Nickerson had fallen from the inain yard through .a hatch into the hold, a distance of 48 feet. A St. Petersburg ,despatch says; Forty persons were killed and 18 injured by' an explosion of gas in one of the ' mines of the Douetzgaer Company, in the Taganrog district, on the north shore of the Sea of Azov. Two Grand Trunk trains canietogether at Stoney Creek while shunting and caused considerable damage, but no toss of life. The telegraph operator had, to jump out of the back winclow to save himself from injury. No one was hurt. London, Ont., had a fierce blizzard raging all Sunday. A number of telegraph wires are reported down in this section. The railway, lines connecting here;, al- though having a hard time to keep their tracks clear; report e11 trains on time, A large two-story brl&k dwelling in the course of erection on Xing street east, the property of W. J.,, Thompson, carriage lost 27 killed and 87 wounded in the re manufacturer, was partially demolished sent engagement with the rebels. by the wind. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, Is It Piles 9 'hat more obstinate? What more distressing? -014 the sufferer can, say, Their very nature is aggravation in the interisest form., Do you suffer from itching, bleeding or blind piles? Have you, tried a thousand cures, and yet have the "troublesome things"' with you? Trask's Mag- netic ointment is a boon to pile sufferers, and timely use of it has foiled what was inevitably a case for the surgeon s knife or other drastic treat- ment. One application will give instant relief, and three to six nights' persistency cures most chronic cases. No harmful ingredients ---no in- terferenee with daily occupationr=comfort, ease and a speedy cure --testimony if you want it. Trask's Magnetic Ointment. FRANCIS U. KAi1LE, Toronto, At all Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Safe, Certain, Prompt, Economic --These few adjectives apply with peculiar force to Dr, Thomas' Eeleetric Oil: -a standard external and interned remedy, adapted to the relief and cure of coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and all affections of the breath- ing er,gans, kidney troubles, excoriations, sores, lameness and physical pale. Uad ale Other Qp;aortuniitiee. She -Do you suppose a Bila eves told the truth when he tolda woman she was the only girl he had over laissetl F" He --"a't'oll, I don't think Adaui lied about it to Eve." Glamor ef rave. " Before we were married I used to eau tt golden halo around my sweetheart's Bead.,' "" Don't you see it now 2" "No. It looks just like any other girl'; frizzy red hair," -Detroit Face Press. Exercising Their Choice, "If there were only shall boys in town we wouldn't need sidewalks." "Why Q," "They always walk in the gutters." An Not last, Ted ---She still loves ;nee. Ned-IIow do you Phew? Teel -When she returned my presents she prepaid the ospra.ss chargee. c are of Ointments for Ca Beware tarrh that Contain Mercury, AN mercury will eenrelyy destrev the tfe,c6it of smell and com ,,Ietety di:range the 'vii" .e sys tent when entering it through the mucous sur- faces. ,neh amcies eh. nit never be u9s'd ex- ceept on proscriptions tr'na rduttahie Or/stelans, es the damage they will 410 Is tee feta to the fico$ you can pesslbty derive from them. Ball's Catarrh Cure, inaninartnted by la J. Gheney Co., Toledo, 0., c,,nt.t3i' net to er ury. twit is taken Internally aet+n,t direetly ripen the bl„otl anetmneous snrtaeua of On, system. In buying Ball's Catarrh Cure 1!e sure you get the grit.. eine. It Is taken internally, and inadi' in To- ledo, by P. J. chy em a. Co. Testimonials fres. t (Sold by Druggists, price 75e. per bottle. B'ttliy Donned. new to ltiake Styeetbren,i Saudwlehes ; A judge e in one Of the counties 'vas g Parboil a pair of sweetbreads. When cold pick them apart and Chop rather fine Season them with a tablespoonful of salt, a dash of paprica and mix with theist u. belf can of chopped mushrooms. Mx witb mayonnaisse dressiug, spread on rounds of bread, garnish with finely chopped celery. There never was, and never will. be, a universal panacea, in one remedy, for all ills to which flesb is heir --the very nature of many curatives being such that were the germs of other and differently seated diseases rooted in the system of the patient -what would relieve one i11 in turn would aggravate the other, We bave, however., in Quinine Wine, when obtainable in it sound unadulterated. state, a remedy for manyand grevious ills. By its gradual and judicious use, the frailest systems are led into convalescence and strength, by the influence which Qui- nine exerts on Nature'vown restoratives. It relieves the drooping spirits of those with whom a chronie state of morbid des- pondency and lack of interest in life is a disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves, disposes to sound and refreshing sleep - imparts vigor to the action of the blood, which, being stimulated, courses through- out the veins, streugthening' the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby maling• activity ` a necessary result, strengthening the frame, and giving- life to the digestive organs, which naturally demand increased substance -result, im- proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of Toronto, have given to the public their superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and, gauged by the opinion of scientists, this wine approaches nearest perfection of any in the market. All druggists seine ' Unknown Genius. Warren's hall in Freeport, Me., has a drop curtain which was' painted by an un- known tramp. When the hall was being built, a tramp applied to the proprietor for something to "eat, and was set to do some painting to pay for it. The owner wanted some fancy decorating done,and the tramp was allowed to try his hand at it, and sue- ceeded so well that his work was accepted and now remains as a testimony of the skill of an unknown wandering genius. Boston Herald. Kinard's Liniment for sale everywhere. God's Giving. . God is the source of good. His nature' it} to give. Outpouring, bestowing, mak- ing better better and more blessed -that is the way love, Ills being, expresses itself. And he is the only source of good. 'Every gift that is worth having, every true joy, every uplifting influence, every helpful position is ours, not through our earning, but from His giving. =Rev.'C. Millar. They Never Fail. -Mrs. S. M. Bough- ter, Langton, writes : "For ' about two years ]' was troubled with Inward Piles, but by using Parmelee's Pills, I was com- pletely. cured, and although four years have elapsed since then they have not re- turned." Parmelee's , Pills are anti bilious and a specific for the cure o! Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia,. Cos- tiveness, Headache, Piles, etc., and, will regulate the secretions and remove all bilious matter. Decidedly Worse. Mr. Monterey -Which are `worse, lline of omission or sins of commission P" '- Mr. Esplanade (a creditor of Mr. ' Mon- Pn tere'y's)-Sins of owe mission, of course. charging a jury in a burglary case the other day, and delivered the following in- structient " The critic of burglary is divided into two degrees -burglary in the firet degree and burglary in the second degree. All burglaries not of the first degree are of the second degree, and vice versa, and, having said so much, I leave the case in your hands." DEAlt WWI --Your MINARD'S LINI- IsENT is oar Remedy for sore throat, colds, and all ordinary ailments.. It never fails to relieve and cure promptly. CHARLES WBOOTTEN. Port Mulgrave. Failed to Itoturn. Jones -Your husband has a very limited vocabulary. r Mrs. Brown: Yes, he has had for some time, ever , since you borrowed three volumes of his dictionary. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,. Lame Back, Gout, Eczema, , Salt Rheum, Skin Eruptions, Long Standing Sores z ootenaY Cure An Old -Fashioned ltetuedy for Baldness.. An old time but good remedy to prevent the hair from falling out is a wash made. by steeping three large onions in a, quart of runt, or until the strength is drawn from the vegetable, and applying 1t to the scalp every second day. The odor of the onion soon passes off, but if found dis- agreeable, ten drops of lavender oil and tett grains of atsbea gt fs will everco500 tat; scent. ---tib omen's home Companion. 111eklo's Anti-OonsuraptiveSyrnpatands. at the beats of the list for all diseases at the throat and lungs, It acts like magic in breaking up a cold, A cough le soon subdued, tightness of the chest ie relieved, even the worst case of consumption is re- lieved. while in recent cases it may be said never to tail. It is a medicine pre- pared from the.aettve prluelples or virtues of several medicinal berbs, and eau he de- pended upon for all pulmonary com- plaints. Very Thoughttui.. Chicago paper says that a man went otne from business and found this uotioe his wife's handwriting: in a conspiouota n tbe front door: "Dear Fred, -I ova gone over to mother's, and have laid- den the key so tbat no one clan find it but It is tender the left lower corner at door -mat." 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