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The E= I71,. OranSUM Funeral Homs
centrally ldcated at 17 Montreal •; treet
Reputation-
3ebindthe
• Behind the nanxe of E. E. Cranston -is a reputation (for
Service, - dependability and experience This reputa- ,
tion Is important.. It means that in time,: of need yop°
can call' on ,as at any Boor of the day and night and
sae assured of capable, helpful service that meets Your
needs in every way, •
7 MONTREAL EPI ONE a99"W"ar"J" •
I:I.Q enhake%s"! Canadians
spend a lot Of "dollars' for meat.
•every. .week. 37o we ,get ..•the- most
out sof .every;'. clbilar ye spend ,coir
,meat?' .If • the last survey we took.
- gives" an„,accurate indication of the
• 'average cost per serving • of *meat,
' then there -'should be a reckoning •
° "-- xcunervhere _ '3'yl�ile reviewing
do's and don'ts in neat'`eooker *;
, - ---perhaps you can determine her
you-ihiay be lasngmbtit. •
1• Do not sear a, roast. " 'A low
roasting temperature • prevents
shrinkage, therefore, saves seri*-
ingsr The ilieat -will be well
browned.and juicy' and the drip -
'ping' willbe light colored (ns=
able) if a constant temperature
IR of '325 or 350' degrees IS main-
tained. • ,
2. The • use of a roast-nieat ther-
- urometer is, economical because
• '` '""' • i"t' enst res the aneat .be_ing dome
to -suit your famijyts-- aste• •
3• Do not cover '; the • meat while
roasting because steam will: form
and".`gtve the ..roast ,a water
soaped Savor.
4. 'Less • tender sifts. "of' 'meat are
Best cooked' by moist heat as in
• braising er . in water cooking;
• A long, slow cooking period" for
.heat .pays. in -better'.S*t ori -more,
tenderness and More 'servings:
5 :Do not , boil- meat ashigh tem-
peratures toughen ;the tissue. In
water Booking s keep= tile writ
just under the- �Uoiling"-teinepra-
.- .tune; ---this Is caIle "simmering."
O. Use • skiinzned. fat drippings for'
• pan ;frying, spice cakes, muffins
and, bread stufifngs.
7• -Bones '. a 1n1d,,,.inexpensive-11ece
ins
may be and , this 1 quid'
• combined ,. W.itit left over vege-
r tables, seine rice or barley to
•nlak i
e good Mame-made souk.
Ft, Rend 'dirccti`t is' nae pt e -i e "c
Partially prepared meats far best
u s.'
les 1t
9. Cuts
of fresh M
edt lice
n11h}e d
o n ed
for roasting: ; •_,,
(1) Standing' or rolled: rib of
beef.
(2) Leg, loin, shoulder,, Boston
btttt.of pork,' • •
(3) Leg, crown, shoulder, lone -
less reit of lamb.
GODERIC•H ` MEMORIAL
1331'131t411 DFSIGMS_ Iri •
yALT
tl-BEIST lYt ,MAJ• E111&
ISina rtint..ed workmanship at
ptieeeys,, that,
I AVE "ALL wJIl:.pease'Yea.
AGIN S FI1M S
cu at 40f -officer or diroa;t tig•µ•ai
line- t'o 1 oa 161, • Goderich ` W.
will ,ber: pleased .fa .call and hell?'
'hooiae a, Qts
suitable Olemorlal ler
von(r •lannily pl
. , r
• , • R.: A. SPOPTON- :.
Fit. 'Andr'ew's fit.'
T.'
(formerly. + t:tul1ugk,nm do Pr3rde
�,3iltotti, Z:tt etei'; Seaforth
r 'n I3) • S0", or ,jP orle
, . #1.l
etor • , x `
u►ud, we 1114,n, be plcw,;prA..•
(4) Leg, lain, s,hoitlder• bone-
less. •roll ..62, v ,
o , eaL
1.U. For braising:
(1) Beef --rump, 'round, --chuck,
_ •heart; liver ,flame,. ;brisket,
hart bibs -neck, • , • ,
(2) Lamb=• --riblets, • neck pieces:
(3) Veal-�•should.er, •loitl chops,
leg steak, cutlets• • •,_
' 4 + ' ---shoulder, loin chops,
`�spareriii's; ince. t, "liver.
1 -' ► , . ` „' t '.the• sim
• ulering-po1nE: " ' .
•
'(1) 'Plate, shan and' corned
beef, also ' to( gue, -ex tails
' and heart. ' • . •',
(•2) ' Neck and- breast of lana:
('3) Sllou'lder, breast, ,tongue and
heart of --veal. •
(4) .Hock ;pienics,, neck 'bones,
, hea'rt, •,butt of pork, •
12.- Plan for . serving large ham. it •
• is often 'economical to ia' zy ha1:1
off; a large 'ham at once to bp
used in, different ways 'on sue
cessive•• days: ° For •example : '
Meat No: 1—Boiled ham slices.'
'Meal No. 2—Baked ,ham.-- •
Meal , No., 3 — Minced halo in
biscuit jelly roll. -
• areal No. 4=-i4ot pain sandwich
with tole slaw. •
Meal No: 5—Slit pea" soup piade
• with ' haat bone, stock:
111: -Plan for l?vitrg t rge' pot -roast:
Meal No. 1•= -Spiced :pot . roast.
Meal! N. • 2---4-lot •beef" 'sandwich.
Iea1 No: 3—Casserole of- minced
• beef and vegetables:
Me€li. , No., 4..,— Cubed beef, in
spiced tomato soup.. .:
Neill No: :5--Btief'roil• in pastry.
BARBECU.ED • SPAREEIBS
4 hounds purls: s13ru'erib
2. Onions, slice
1/> cup ketchup
1 •titblesobon, �'Vo1rcesteishIre.'Sal:ice
1/s teaspoon chili powder . -
11cup ; water
CO€ ribs "'in.. -•pled• for • serving;
Place'• In ',baking dish. Put onions,
over the top,'- then mix and adtl•
r
other ingredients:. •• _ conk
6 C1o�eh,.rilyd. cgolc
in rntidei'ate. electric oven '(350° F.)
a'iiolit 'two hours.-Mokes. six serv-
• ri_ • 1' s. • a, •°
FO4K SOCKS' Wan C ' i BALE
4 pork hocks • •Cr. •
1 quart :freshly- ceolcecl• cabbage
, ' Seasoning '
toyer hooka. with. water. Bring
tut' oil.
er until --tender. Add cabbage and
:
.tach _.-
• ,,... ��
ti ,. y.;:. , ...Prior to the ••fire John Barg, r
A Model of,;,".Wai>it' 1x 'the* Water,' first steamboat tQ t ►,the UPPer : Great Lakeaa his • ;just been : •injuring
fulred by, the William. ;L. 'Clements_ Libr . at the I7n versit o!: -Miic an.' Robert B.. ;BioWf ate • and fallen outside, moe histreg,
. ary. ;: Y h!8 , ;�► -•�� . and had just beeln,, emoted to bis
' ►boks, is shown 'examining , hie model.. ' •
room -•when_ r
€t o� n'dll e '
n te a ��
-Kr. . if~ n a vir3 d
be
h i t
Picture
' o � he famous�nAmericansteamboat at Detroittt . �cNe��d � Cleor�e . Wiaahinilton
in .1 - the- ot}rer-aCoC(pAhts that *the home
vhistler,•'fat,. artist, James'Abbo 'Wh % .. ' was: oft`. tire, . Witlilu' minutes, en-
• The "Walk in. the. Water" first docked in Detroit :in 1818 and was . the:first ateemboalt to visit WA.:trance oto the home Wt;S impossible
vig Mtphigazi, Huron.•.and 'Err . •• ,,
aac''.>Es arid -and iris ark• :?sakes,• .
, ,..rind ' the aged .mall ,witli•Ais ,leg.
4i '• (��s� ¢ 3! a pcarierxce Was gai`necl •by which Mary was trapped: in his upstairs`'
.e 1►JA. in .e ,Water. eiroont.
Eire Captain. George
- steam natvigation on the o' can Was Whitby had to- break the bedroom
made 'possible.
an Dies
re ,t. L �. knra ►r n
a rote of the. Clintons Spring Shaw
mioxtei
itLer/1� I"yy�story .
xatient'
• � •A
Rescued'�' Ir'i ii 1
a UCKNO4'7, a� e1. 13. ---Fire ° in as
two-story co.nvalelacent : 'home fox•
•
the .hi en in Lucknow this afteli=noobr".
•rbsuIted .in tl?,e ,•i ea�th of.4�o>}t f the"
in/anfatee ,an�d,{.the complete destruc-'I
:zit 01::::
o1 the..lii}use N`
Dead 1s' 'ohr i3€llrgers •aged, hhout
eighty,eighti who 'died. from suf
focation before reSci1t zs'- could get
to' his bedroom "tck' $
Is":
v_`e lfiur:
Rescued were Miss ' Mar„garet
hurray, 76, Luckiaoays; Miss'Jenny
Mnthe ,. 8 a incnrdine ; .. 1rs.
Lionise ' Na:ylor, ' 7$,• `Lucknow, axed'
:Rev. ' Rober ' McConnell, caretaker
ot. the home. y ,
Fersonat'wB lgings .Lost^ , ..
The home was owned by Ulises.
Pearl -alld.' •IErlizalbeth Henderson; So layer fixe a?'>lrpaex irrouil;ilt oil
i ueknow, and Was entirely gutted'' holes :04 *the read were: so deep :thilt. w
in •,,the�•four-hour -lire - Which broke sometimes -both horse and` cutter s hiekeu to the c(t-,r;(1.1144., He ,got•as much
money for''It as •prevlousl
Out shortly •-,ai�laer 4„ m, were hidden. 'beth'
view, � r
$ome furniture was saved „today.y th. t ' Mrd- Charles ®'l'vvitehell died "In got. -for two, ' chickens.' U . He f t -
Lucknow fire depa.r•tmelnt and •*ohm- the Clinton libspital: • en January fine` This was' .the "lite. Kitt •wlaeri °.
Leers, . but it is, 'understood, personal "31st; - Fofimerly Jennie .E1izabe"th: he went to. buy , some,_ shlrts, he. ,
• belongings of the aged•people'were ,Robertson.,.,.she was born. in Clintbn-fotrrld ' that •tire shirts had als+ •
, "
completely destroyed. and -had lived there-'piactically all doubled . in price. price. ".,....-Lie, •."lie" l t
e sh rt. .
At the time of the blaze the .Hen- her life. Her husband :survives. • "Nerthe farmer Ina one 131
:dersons were in Chteago attendliig The death of Russell Reid; son ;
the. Moody Bible Institute confer- of Mr. and Mrs.- Lorne B. Ecid, and the sty. man °.ltae ,one chicken,
encs. and: hada left Mr. McConnell':I:Iuran township, occurred fit, tile, h erSils :9
en th tnfiuedn t eudegg •t
in clrtt ge• of tyro :homh... - .;: Kincardine hospital iz , hi,s:.:tvwettty- omist they Coups •eaehs liao'e li d
fou h e r.
1; P� ]rt: y a •Cause of derith •vas. ...
ILO' been changed 'to esd . ltuy
Cl
. 'Flanigan, well-known,
11gmundville busiuel
log for rBr�itieh. ColuihWia• wif'It the•
intention 'of going 4ntii- the' .grocery. •
business in 'Victoria. •
Senator - W: 11, -1�1‘lding of Sea -
forth' .has been' fleeted to ino've.
the address in the 'Senate in reply
to the .speech frown tlhe'Thr�one when
Parliament . meet* tits week; '
'Elmer' 13411, K.C., of Exeter, WAS
elected •,lar=' -niche Weste
Ontario' Progressive •.Con;servative
Association. at the .anunal nieotlug
held Londozi last
Mr, at(' ran: David ,I • 1.4ieSr of.
Tnrnberry` 'icelebrat; d • .their lefty_'.
'fifth Wedding anniversary •on 'eb-
ruaxy' Ota,-- Ueeialling the • Weather.,
Of the wedding,clay, theylaid- there
was so;much• ',Snow 'an the
farmer, wbq l` fiat► .c .
'WO thea tt� 'the City and s
them -to; ap fjaet�3\ijta''8' woriter, *VA Irthit
tMV l) o(eeds bou� Live 104rfa. 160
the farmer had two sliirta. and t'1' ar
city may had' two e�elor«
Observing • • tthe• trausr�n, the
Planner told, the rater he es aid
-get-.more 3"- -for c1ilokl '!#"' ..
by' making them scar'cer'. ,By not
raising: so, elaa1.y. he would ret Mere
1neo ne• for the :bre Old ]raise. •
The,Planner"ahio -"U ' the Factory
vWorke;., •that •lee Int Work` few+
hours lad get more Money for hfiic:..
lab ors This._would r'1se 'the pry
aft .at tI 1es-be• Made; than he would
have noire n20,4ey to�.(apend. '
%e1 Man: Tra ' • ilr Reorient -
a h• w ce a m. • t .' ...+.
ea _
art•---,ttilnxent f xo w i l. r.
h c1 is , •Arid' dais Child. ren � is"cults'
bad. suffered for: two. years, Amolti. , d. the
those . ere attended tl1 fAmo nl, fareobrei' abundant:• iit.e...
' e..
which. took 'duce from Pi'fle River4; ` ` ,
• .. From •x938, tit 1.ft�8 �atnttdS s .•.
�i
,
United r
h e
dCu Were
s
h M . and M
a
r x.
du pial
s
t a i s'• ft1
a
n b
t e e �
Ernest J.; a' id#tam,=Karry and Helen trebled, • . � ty .�' '
Fru1ht u, a d'Mr. and:Mrs. Cornish
of``Goderich, ti ",.
Presentation to
s 1'
1l�1`?NR$t}I�iiei:�-inul;t �trstmafhis moElrer.�.:
��elled--f?i=q -tae-tall smakegipe--and-;; 'In J-wio,•-•.1$I "Wink din- -them r. tuxes .firs: I intont,
h°er paddle wheels • made white Water" steamed' the length of Lake Win .•hum couple, recently celebrate
trails as.thea "Walk in;, the Water;". Huron to call at• .3lac' aekinisland• their .,fifty-eighth
th wedding miniver
first steamboat on the, u• peer _Great Int 18 i, with a, dirtlichtnent of 1LS• nary• They were residents of Bin
Lakes, moved ,a 'oss•-•-La'ke .Erie te- troops' bound fey the "upper conn vile ' before moving • to- W'inghat
ward -Detroit in August, 1818: tr 'r
Y► 1 the steamboat extended her over twerit<y4vee, gear's- ago:
wiltdow...and bring,- him.-24lown .thee
ladder. u ' -
tt
d to the sebne, prononneed the. man
�s.: deiad Coroner ,31.. I3.. Gillies, Tees -
e.. water, . stated the 'man- died- of• sof-
lr focation. •
1' Ir( Chief Ken �Vlhrdie -stated---sen-ted--huff with -.al'-- ecenbinttti:oir°
,She was making. a • top speed of Mackinac trip ,across Lake 3 •el igan Cle1u1 ing' ,Plant . a•t
seven • and a1i if miles an hour. • to •Green Bay' on Angus h. . This Exeter Gutted by Fire
The, "Walk iti' the Water" 'dbeked - w- s her only trip on B.- chi ran, A cleaning plant; at -Exeter, oper-
b $
zit Detroit August . 27, .at the ,end ^On• October;..31, 1821, the '"Walk in ated' by Ed. • Brady, wa ' gutted;'by
of----•iter7/-ni ideis_-voyage -from- Blaok.-the—Water'? left;.•Black�TRoek^.for a fire, 'on .Mori lay rlfternaun,_:with
Rock, ' N..Y;... Oh that trip,. "she regular trip'taDetr`oit, About twenty;-dflmage Of several thousand ", (1o1 -
dropped anchor • ih;t'..,Buffalo, Erie,
l'a., and Cleveland; and Was ; the
first steamboat to • eall tt t these
ports..?
--Orr- .latern trips 1o_Mackin€ie 151011(1 _.
and, Green 'Bay? Wis., "�1Vta11t i1 the.
'Vater" became the first steam 'ves-
sel
on' - Lakes Huron 'and Michigan.,
Title • "Ontario" and. "Eronte lac.
had established steam. service ..on
Lake Ontario betel -4 • tlie'' Walk
theWater" was launelied..• ,a-'
Earp days of the "Walk_ in' the
' ater" " • were__ recalled ••• •.recently-
when a model of- •tliL 'boat 'Was
placed, on display in the „William
L. Clements Library at the iJniver-
sity of 'Michigan.' The' inodel,_just_
acquired, has" .been'' ,added to the
library's extensive collection. of
American -`'history.:
Ex -Warden Armstrong ' • a
At.,the February meeting of the
:.
Hallett Township _ Connell. a pre.
•septation: -was made ,to the former'
ve,=.:T.ohn-Axmstr i�ho-retired-
'front _the 'Council aafter_ serving- • A„
year as warden of Huron," County
William Dale; the present. '.reeve,
,addressed :1Zr.. Ariustroilg and pre -
"Walk, ill th-e Water"' was built
at Black .Rock, New' York, two and
rt -half Miles doivn the:Niagara
River from, Buffalo,' at...a cost of;
$50,000. Nearly fifty- , Men worked
through the spring and -summer ,to.
complete ' her 145 -ft. -long- .deck, • and
135-1?t. keel: She .was 32 'feet wide,.
with., a 330 -ton. displacement. The
.-sstimare, '73 -horsepower wood -burning
engine had 'been 'built in New •York'
City, _ 00(1 shipped, up_ -.the Iiuc stl'n
River to • Albany'-lby sloop:,',.'anci by
oxelt-drawn 'wagouu"'to Brack Rock.
Sails •. supplemented. 'tile • engine
built on the Tarlton
"Valk in the Watery 'was named
after a Wyandotte Indian cflie,f
Wlhose totem. wasp a turtle. The
chief lived in. an Iridian Vil-
lage -near -what is now ,W`yaiilTh ;te,
Michigan. During the war 0'1812
the 'thief 'fouglit . with OW -British,
and was a ,captain • of 'marines in
the Detroit campaign. • Legend
says' that during the Battle of; Lake
Erie the. chief 'Was on board ' the
"Queen Charlotte." When the A"iueri-
can "Niagara'' bore de- on the
"Queen» Chief Walls-in-th'e,Wa'ter
j'iu1111r,d overboard and swan ashore.'
But the chief died about ticb months,
before his namesake steamed .hast
iris- Village en the `D1etr'oit :'River.
With, eve)•ythin sl 1 hit ler., and
under• ap fell • head o' stenliih„ the
•,‘` tV•all}, ° in the' Water"- lsta rted on
ter first' voyage. ;' 13t1t• to the great
, •
c11Lt1,1in of her. captain, I'P.isix,
:she coiuld not•ifiake'' 1'jr •rip 'the. rapids
of the Niagara River. Captain
1 t'
:Fish
iri
f 11 had to
n tat it ton
3 X 1 ° . th(�
"Horned breeze;"' ,tweli'e yoke ' of
miles West ' o! Buffalo .:>i.- heavy
asgihall hit' her. It continued through
-the night and .the captain dropped
anthons, to ride. out the 'Storm.
P inking worked loose; and w`iiter
floured •thuough the -seams; filling
•the' hold :to ,about four feet. 'The
captain thought the ship. ;was
doomed' and tocvitr�d .-moruin ".cut
the 'anchor cables. By 5 g'eloek
oil •; the morning of November • 1,
111e '"Walk --i•ct the Water 'was 0o
loitger�--doing: that; but ly ing wrecked
near the -shore °with- -iL -splintered
hatll and a broken feel. This point.
Is..., now the ,None ;foot • of `Maio street '
in uffL lo: . ' 4
Buffalo: rthe. passengers
h sse erg
.n g
was' j1t'rei 4 '-]jam: the steamboats-
except f '`the .engine, ' was , si coin' -
piete wreck:-_ 'The engine %as later •
remotred,fronv'the"birU`lci1-1ifii1 a'1i1'
placed in service again on the -lakes'
in• the-' "Superior." °
' People deplored the event as_ one"
of the "greatest misfortunes" that
could have hiippened to Michigan
-and the lake port comeiiunities.
They felt, deprived • of the speedy.
oommu•niextions[ she ' had afforded
-and feared the .log's would check,
Ivestward .. immigration,. • ' .
Fares for Iiassage frons (lack
Rock oil the' -"`Wilk• of the• Witter
• While she 'wits in service .were $5
to' Erie, $10 to ,Gleveland, $13 to,'
Sandusky, and ,$15' to.Detroit. .
' At times• she carried as many as -
200 , passengers. ' •Names of well-
inown; persons' Were • on the pas-
senger lists. 'Dr. William B3eau-
inont' travelled to Maekinae, where
li,e-Fluter' stn die'tl"thi rirnman (leges-
tive 'process. j,-r:ew s Cass, • Michi-
gan's Governor,. Henry U. school -
craft, noted :geologist, ' and . Rev.
Jed -id -40x M rse, - " f(ii)ii1 i " - of
American geogr-aphy and, father of
the •telegraph • inventor; abode trips.
on ' the, bout. .bliss L: Iin,chson Was
011 ; board •, the "day :she , ended. ••• up
on the beach. U', ai•niy • used • the
boat to.,t'ranspo'rt troops:-Ainonl
the 'officers carried on the "'Valk
is the, Water" •avers -Generals Alex -
Rader Macomb; Winfield •Scott; and
Colonel Henry. f;ea•venwor•tll ,
"A-it1aiti 1rttie "Wn1kiii the 't'iff-617-L.
plied the bakes, for only. a : feiv',
years, , she and her sueee'ssers imide •
w'
VO .
gages for t,lvent:S 'years -on regu-
lar` schedules-: before the Atlantic-
Ocean was . crossed" Lake storms
4• ♦:
It -, K'.
11 flue on
like,the . e that wr ec�l.t d t� ri71t,
in• the Ater" fare as `bacl ati•'ocean
oxen,. to pull the steamboat the storms: It was, on the lakes' that
two . and', .one=half miles up the a large part of• the knowledge a11d•
river jo--Lake Erie. • ,.. • . ,
-She 'left•'1111ffalo, on August 23, ,
181 ', °Crier} in " moil • and twenty-
nine, pass.eugers. The next -morning
cook t11it f v ' iiaini tes. Serge, pocky, she took "'.0n wood -a t Lrie .incl was
on hitt buttered
l'eur servings.,
SPLI'l' -lzl;�► - S4>TIt'Y
1' 11101l -hone '
1 potted split peas '•
:i• carpots,,- diced
- ?s• +ottic>n�. chopped fine '
('
. er good -sired -:haat bone withwater. Simmer Slowly two liourS,
ltemavey,=ltits of 1101'€, l'fbm the dine
amts : arid' •tire broth. .•? (•--split
Pas, a=r=(it.s...a ;(l--on•letr •• aver -r
unffil
siner(lnte 110111 n electrify elonletit
ftt-rned to Lely.. •Setlsou .to ,haste.
THE. SUGGESTION Box. �'
• Irs,. C. ' 1%L says: flake . 'Mork
CitiekL n' legs b,V ;grinding veal shank
rind mixing•;lt with egg'; • roll •'•tai
'ars. Garments '.left by customers
in a -wide area. 'were destroyed.
Five employees who were in • the
building' when the fire broke -out
were forced to tree after attempts
•to .'gue elf the flames With ex-
tingiiishers • ' failed. Cause of -the
fire was .,suppoted , to be defee•th e•
wiring. 'Loss. was• covered by ; in
surahce. •;
that cause of' -the fire, -had not -bees
determlzaed;,. Other -sources roof:
caters., 'however, that sparks from
ano_ a' three, stoves• used : to hen
m
the home "were -responsible;,-
" - S d t ^Ma'am'
Well'=known L elm trk fia�v �•e€ixs zego, when fuel -snfr=
cigarette•,eease and itonsaii 'lighter,
as '.a gift from the Council and
(ttlieials Of I•iuliet,t towirsliip.
Lucknow Has 0'
awesthe W•
The eleven -room 'home `„ had been
I:tfitined - into a • convalescep,t - place
for the aged and had been in Oper-
ation. fon • souse 'dine. -The • Moine
was 'a .well-known landmark in the
(listrict. i
The vietiiii, is survisved• by -,,one
:daughter, , llrs. gorge Drennan„
m
Lucknow, an•c4 a sari, 13•owy
tire• oi~.Aslifield township. •
plies., were uncertain;" many Luck -
now people installed sawdust-
burners in their homes and • busi-
ness places, the local sawmill, work-
ing "(lay and ' digit, providing -an
ample 'stipply : of ..fuel. Nov"that
the,: mill"haa; !Seen ',closed doivtl ; far
the Tighter, those wvha depended•
upon it. for, 'their fuel :are scouring
.
the countrys!de in search. of saw -
COMMON or
,';Juit-'heat, and rub' an
.MINA RD' and $ not nth
p
quick ' relief... you. act:
reaaieless, l'Rst-dryifig, tio'
strong or unpleasant;odor. w,,,
Get a bottle toda .; k alar' `I
i ' band "�' P • [CANOMIC1�ti.
baa •
t1ered enitll€lgen ' Mantes 'virsited by. the ''town 5 curious Wiring
the' day. Cleveland's 500 citizens
t reeted tlie ,steamboat• witli : ci'heers•
€1Iiil•,„salvos of 11(11ilri•), •and s
speetetl hes' after she. doelced 441
Augaa:t;•, ,2F►111, Ilhr ; next stop , t )15'
'Veltl(:e, 011;•• Sandusky Bay, Where' 1
111a(r•ther load of 'W0011 was', t01(011 on
lion r(1. .
Arrivrtl at 11iot1'o it ; Was _...r(('o3•al
in t-114' diary of llev..John 1Cornteith,
who:. -4Y4._ 1:l _ - Y'rt'e i)liatll of =•-UI
fht'(tgling•"1:11)it rslty of Micltiganiam,;
I -wale ; in the Water," €.;forty-four
Zeit s t1'tr 0, p l d to
Wings wharf at the foot, of t(ateg
street near the prei(rl1t enir;•d:ice
of the 1:1pti=frit-Wii1(154)1 • funnel:
'Monteith wrote ' tha't ','the 1 i'ehieh
•spoonful 'la crtlittiis 'A.and, then Wrap otter •Some stlnerstitiohas r;
lr aoglttatioir t
r1'itnc�o{n, • :