The Huron Signal, 1885-4-17, Page 7fIk HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 18bL,
Fun and Fancy.
Dr. Frederic Lite . - 1f my et,:.oacb is
in wurkieg order, 1 me au worko,g order,
when I take guud are tad my
takes good care .4 me.
Barwae•Toar KleLamanix-Pedestrust, (who hs. drop.peo half -a crown i•
front of .the Wlud') -'Why, you humu-
bun, you're nut band !' Beggar -'Net
1, sir ! 11 the card toys 1 am,they must
have given taw the enter( uta ; tui deaf
sud dumb !'
The editor who tow a lady making fur
the only empty Beat In a an, lemma 1.11114
self 'crowded out to wake loon for were
interesting uaatter.
The most •uccesful counterfeit of the
.urine u said to les nude of elms mined
with elute bane need by a pro..•e•s uta•
known to urdtnery worker• ns metal ail
gla••. The euunirrfrit leeks exactly like
the genuine 10 cent piste, but eta being
struck with a hammer it a cruaLed to
pietas.
A Comm.* Woe tit - 'You sea,' said
.'nets Job, 'my wife u s euriote *outwit.
6b scrimped and saved. mid almost
starved e11 04 us to vet the perlur fur
mashed ince ; and now she w44I4 1 101 ono
Of get intl. it. and !tont even had the
wiuduw blinds of it ..pen fur s mouth.
She s a cuti.,m woman.
A NEAT CorrunasT.-'D., you ever
Mimed° r she askI, hilt they est together,
her hand held intik. lie repined . 'lfo; tare.. in whto't a to sad hole has b ren
out 11 I wooed to, new would be toy torn, and where only • patch could ren
tire.' 'How a;1' ',Because I hold it edy !natters, is as fuliues : The frayed
beautiful band.' The engadrment 14 an portents around the tear were carefully
t.uunced. sm..o.oi.od, and a piece of the material,
FIG! KATnu.ySizagixo;. 'llentlemen '"'""e"" with very ti"" n.ucrlay o. nae' add wind while plant is ret sill d
will be for you es my whether the de- put upon it thrid it y• Linos
. discover r the weeded
Household Hints.
You veil keep tinware bright sud tell
looking without scouring after washing
Farm enb Stream.
A little kerosene say a tabletie..uful
to leu quarte •d pretty het ws1er -e
ea, u
with water rod • cloth free true' gtuaam, i good to sprinkle h scree plants with to
by rubbing •itb newspapers. Ind thew of Insecta tirduu'el urlaulie
K.ome Ingenuous mothers tusks very acid a gond, tnt•-
usnt cape fur the boys out of the phones I 11 any =ea refuses to keep turkey be -
cam. they will wander, let him get s..ise
that were reseed a •oder a am'h x1 haus and
he will not be truubleu •t all. Early
turkeys are the ,only ones that then a
••y o tutil its. When tine@ are hatched I
put the old one with the little ones a
a board put *ieteen feet square and two
feet high and keep them iu uutd the
young tines esu dy over the two foot
steles of the pen --[D. A. Barked.
.d their suits. Listed with red dautwl
and neatly stitched, they save buyiug ant
the st. re.
A correspondent of the Prim'. Form-
er Insists that t.• ensure uniformity In
butter, "snake the hest butter," there
must he enough at each churning to till
the tub or crook it u to be packed in.
When a knee emu's off a door handle,
you cru Listen it on again by tilling the
cavity its the knob with sulphur, then
heat the iron end of the handle which
goes 111 the knob, just hot rn0Wght to
melt the sulphur, 4.0* the knob in rut
let It cowl. It wet hes firmly filed iu
place.
The blue denim, or stuff used for
meth's menials, Las been applied to de-
coretite purpose. in some Amu heiress treatment for an7cow under any etreum-
east, its weft, peculiar blue (wing eon- i steric„. o rguside.
Mimed very beautiful in draperies with
141115 4 f walls sod carpets. It would be I An excellent present 1840 for emptied
cert eff erne .,aur A lung gilt pale, a frust cans : Chu older in the fire, tie the
single 'emelt beteg duvets iu a fest,.• n cylinder 'Pith s piece o1 twine, fi11 with
wpm" it, with hanging Buda. let is cheap; g0"d ail, in which plant sweet euro,
cucumbers, rely wax beaus, melons,
try it. t.uuatoeu, etc.. er even early peas. two
A novel ear of mending a w. .len or three weeks bef..re the wil a warm
and dry enough for outdoor planting.
When that time comes place the
cans in h.4e• wade for each, cut the
string draw the mold around, and slip
the 'can up to verve as a shelter front
11 an
of the Jury,' mid an Irish lawyer, yt pieced ender the bele. A heavy " ht t! the weather sometntle• try tug. llfonu
fondant shall be allowed to come into raaonly possible to iacor r I don't think it pays me ta heave •
court with unblushing footstep., with • place by careful obs rlstIoa. hotbed fur starting cabh*,e. The plants
cloak tat hypocrisy to pus preach, and A New v&ato
means cr calls attention ere apt to get leggy or slim before plant-
ing out ; and then it is only for early
cabbage that early starting is especially
prufiteble and the market here wants
mostly late cabbage for storing in the
cellar fur early winter use. An early
cabbage started early is apt to bunt its
head if allowed to 'rim up to the late
fall harvesting. I sometimes fail of
getting good cabbage, but it is net fee
the reason that the season is too short.
If the wed is sown in hills right where
each plant is wanted, the season is lone
enough e. grow • very big ashba¢r if
the plant hes no serious pullback. This
applies to the market furnished by smell
country villages. -[7.. E. Jameson, ''t.
Mary Ann will be the next viotiin She
will follow Mercedes, J.►sev Belle, wed
all the othu good cows which have hien
fed to death. Fifty quarts a day ..f
ground feed of the richest Lind, tuget•rr
with clover, route. Geishas/es »i..1 apples
u al.no st incredible as the daily feed of
a cow. The story 1047 be true, be it >•
cruelty to guirnels and grimly unlawful
draw three bullocks out of my client s
pocket with impunity.'
A Long Island Dutchman, in reeding
an account of a meeuug in Yew York
10 a very simple fact which merits attet-
tiem from medicine taken. If the modi•
cine is mixed with very cold water, and
a few 'wallows of the water he taken a
city, came to the words, 'The meeting preparatory dues, the nerves of the
thea dissolved.' He cuuid 11.41 define ,ergot of taste become sufficiently ba-
the meaning of the lint, w he referred numbed 1.. make the inedieiue nearly
to a dictien*ry, and felt satisfied. 14i • tasteless. This meth•d will not disguise
few minutes • friend came in. when the bitter tastes, but acts well in oils and
Dutchman said : 'Day must have very salines.
hot welder in New York. I ret an If you have "gumption enough to
egount of it'nesting vete all the prr,plea dove r nail, you camanufacture anufacture •
had melted 'ray. very peaty fancy table ata very •light
M. *chilies relates whet a droll 'lend- calmer. Take the handles of three
er he mels when et a dinner in London. worn out bemuse, topdpaper and paint
'Today 1 was raked at dem art what fruit them black : "ebonize" them. Fasten
them together firmly, crowing then" at
sheet two-thirds the length -the oily
really ditbcult thing to do in the whole
process of manufacture -nail the head
of • tour barrel ou for • top. Cover it
with dark crimson felt, •.n which you
have embroidered a bunch of daisies,
cluster ,.f leaves, or any pretty design.
For an edge, add • pretty woolen fringe,
which you can buy from 76 cents to
- _ - -- --- $1.25 per yard. Or cut leaf punts of
lilords of Ikljsborn. the felt embr iderine each, and put o•
a Joul, a row. the point of one appearing
A man must often ezereise, • r fart, between the curve of two others. The
result will be a very "cute" little table,
take physic, or be Eck. -Sir µ.Temple
Quite au addition to every nem.
Kind wards prevent a good deal that PlsnTa RAI: Rtua. -The pxettieM reg
perrereeueos which rough and impea rious
usage ..ften produces generous 'muds. rods 1 !pier seen are made by cutting the
-Locke. rags an inch and a half long and abort a
It Is the prerogative of Cad alone to half an inch wide, or sca,rdrng to the
truly comprehrrd all thongs. To Him thickness • f the Runde. Then with a
bill of wratping twine put tweply-sevsn
there 141 ;wthmg past or future. Every strtchee on s needle. Knit once screen,
thmq 1s present.-CSertvnt es.
1 would hate ..f those et tjse
table. 'Some sneers,' 1 replied. The
company were at best surprised, and
then bunt int.. laughter, perceiving the
process by which I had arrived at the ex-
pression. I. who at that tete bed dic-
tionaries, had found that out to care •
t.g meant 'r,4 sneer at • person.' So,
when I wanted scour figs, i thought tigs
and sneers were the tome.'
then knit ens stitch ant put • piece
Th. 0,1101000 man is tn. victim •.1 across, the end from yea ; keit • stitch
event*. Whatever h.pp.us is tou mach aid put the other aid user, drawing
for Lim, he is drawn this way and that then through tightly ; knit Another
way and his whole life is a hurry.- stick, pot the rag uver.a*d w on through
Emerson. the needle ; that knit beck plain end go
If the htxnau intellect hath once taken en w•+h the mg* es before They are
s living to any d••ctrine, . . it 'trete. at to hare half of the pieces black;
draws v.erythirtg else Into k*riu.iny with y..0 c.ui mit the colors together, tar at
that ..aOttur, mud to its support. - -Lord range therm in rows. A pretest way
Bacon. stilt is to knit three pieces .4 • color
It searches into the 'prim of natural three consecutive times across, which
bodies and their met lona should awaken bnngatbeat in pretty spots, hating every
us to admiration at the w..udtuus wisdom ' other spot Mack, and have strut three
of our Creator in all the works .1 nature. I inches "1 each end 'd the stripe black or
Dr. Watts. e
any dark color. When the stripes are
Father, it is • greet gift of the mods to ( nim•lr the desired length for the rug, sew
then" b•,.ether with strong thread, od
be horn with •hat rad std cont"mut elf I retch and tack it wre", ode up .•n •
ell wjtutite *tad tus5unes•. ramlB a a' donor ; ..r 'atter still, sew the sides to a
hi,ber lot• novo. to have lied and utle.l• silt 'ranee. pett104 •hurt pieces across
ed, than to have shared honors worn boy the ends no... brush the hook over
dishonor -Chrome Eliot with a maxi flour paste, having seine
Mies Hannah More. a celebrated writer I .Ise 1, tt, end let it dry while brine
wh. died about fifty year' +.., had • stretched. it gives them • good stiff
good wwy of msoagiui tele-brare:s. it thoimiatl-en. They nuke eery pretty
is mid that when she was told any' emu 1soft rn¢s. These that I have made are
derogatory of another, her inr*rriblo re- p,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 b-suliful. The Diamond us that there are three things which are put them iwon a kettle with • Rallen Jt[
nes never sa isdfied, but if Hist Scripture ,�]
y w were to he written nowadays they night
t�t bet Ile " The effect wee s.rsetimesl►,�1 t 414 1,astiful a11bgs. � fact
♦ O*APT*R 011 BOO Pa.
M.Mtsdy of IssrrW to •11 toned 4.ewr•
wl•e..
A bug is one of the best suds • farmer
ein hare W help turn his farm t.s rood
aoinent. Neither a barnyard nor a pen
is his realm Tt is queer that so many
fanners make this mistake and wait on
their hogs all spmmer, and then com-
plain the. there is n,. money in them.
Give • honk • chane. and he will consume
• 4rtat deli of coarse material. not ex-
cepting weeds or even thistle*, tend turn
them all int,, money. He will ales make
Of "di soup tt a most common and sae
osptible t • we, lotions mono 111 » finch Lisa
slack Is prepared of beef. The troebie
with the average Amrriewi-preperd
Meat soup is that it is 4re enemy and
thick. ...rinse soups ere often tniek. but
seldom • a 10447. Everything tubo. to
be run across in a i eendnnarien tamp,
from • swell sardine 1., r room et • grazer
of allspice. But the delicious French
soups are always clear.
During told weather the 'tock- for beef
situp could be kept on hand. At soy
semen it "'Wield alwaysy. 1e prepared the
day before using. The skin is a wood
beimpiece of this purpose. Flare the beim
well cracked and extract the manna,
which ;should he put in the soup. To
each iwuud .4 lean beef allow oma quart
of water. 1'ut the beef, hen., and »eter
w
into • close kettle end set it where it sill br
heat gradually. Let it ed) very slowly
for six or seven hours. Look •t It one.,
w a while to see if the :cater is sinking
tee rapidly.Should this be the caw, re
plenish it with boiling wster,taking care,
however, not t., add loo touch of it.
Wheat it has toiled seven Lours, set it
•way and let it stand closely c..vered till
the next day. Almost an hour before it
14 wanted for dinner take off the .1.ke til
(at which will le found on the surface of
the st.r_k : remove the meet, which can
be used for mince meat or 111 making •
nice salad with co'd pt.:atues and .1111.14.bet the stock. over the hre and throw in
a little salt to bring t.. thrseum. When
this has all been .:.irefully removed, put
in suchvegetables as are dented. If
w
theare cut hue it :■ 'Julian' *cup. If
young csbbage,yuertered and boilyd,and
young carrots and sunup. oro put in
whole and dished up with the soup, with
the addition of t.aated crurts, it is the
French family soup, aat.rl.nd 10 tette.The vegetables are better when c•n,ktad
by themselves and added with their
juices to the seep. The era*.uinf, too,
is a matter of taste. Vermicelli or
macereni which has been beiled feeder
can lie added if desired.
(►Hien atop 14 made by frying finely
diced onions in butter and turning
boiling water over them. T.. six geed
sized onions allow a gallon of bailing
somewater. Throw in some i.nley, pepper
avid salt to taste. Serve with a 'lireof
breed fried • light brown in en,h plate.
Pumpkin or squash seep is almost •
national dish in France. indeed. the
hist ma
mentioned vegetable is srce'y em-
ployed there for any ether purp•'re than
for soup snaking. To two quartet of
thoroughly cooked pumpkin or squash
allow one quart of milk, plenty of but-
ter, pepper and salt. Serve with toasted 1
bread
The most common of veeetabls soups
is bean soup. Any kind will do, al-
though the best ere the French beans.I Come in and look. t.' you dost buy.
the hand rich fester twin any other ani- utak • quart of them overnight in Juke -
I if *Hosed d put the bogs wenn water. Put them over the fire 1 N3 Trouble to Show G
tithe M e w*/ Se iMila.0 M Whale li'la'c I i pitta! s
with iMMMte.
Mr mud Mrs. I'arru*ne were t•lLug
over the lurulahtn of their sive house
Irl the armee.
Mr. P - 'Well, 1 *tapir se es roust
hare 00410.. til thee. auttcs they to 15iatu4
so touch abort.'
Mrs. 1' -'1'., as•J stow et theni
t'sostoey wall aid terra brava Odors*,
and •11 tiro latest kiida'
Mr. Y. -'1 weather if we kin get one
4 them 'esthetics 1
Mrs. 1' - 'Dalt of 'cit, indeed ! Why,
!Ilya Dolma" said they was @•.tisk ra, T W b e" t of it lila a
- 5115 with LIN• We.•kh Jm r• .1 rppar. w lie
banish l Wale I nit a et nes.
EK •
e
£ reii/fri Juq.w•I of reattr•. serlrry.
-ver•• �&t ear v-
Pebfit>igtt leery lNteee/eg, .'1 $3 Pr.
facie
TFt W Kelt ' 4 SaM 'a 4Nrmrt Jou, tis."
which toss a t. • t tyre 11. meow! y. Lir. �
peen by In eimeo►ew.rr. mho- et • a.atr. I5
ts IN usi •,.a amVe* 014.44, ev*t wi•i.ui ILO
.ilea of • altieetrr�••d wore. gird w,it . rue's •"
faMbtsUf is se1.1. • el asionn.irla the 11.1.
teasel. soma, seta poi that Iw't einem. of the
4*7. *MA.. u. , latus booth d spat, and
•14.0 s•eKlu.4 alai• 0... VON • a prwuif.. 1, p1w .•.
Tee este..e v rr• p s ..•
nein' their w 10415., w i ora : 75044010.41 1 e Ibhmiyg{ e. w 1r.1. erd lad Ms
1 ata •o glad we ween t out au cuu1prty, Mw Juurrahar Is•vidr1 117 ,i to. mg la firer
Peter, where p euplr toad here seed w.tk the te,s •Ilgh'• w land int.., i.."of
your iguuuuce ; they would hats
theateltt we hada t a uarx•I.r•, t.. ala.
uu'ael4es auk. One 'esthetic, indeed !
An est tomer once con tidestly an
pounced that a big 0.•0111 th'it 4,t. al,
I./r01111:11111:4 schin, the earth wood,' mit .1. • roti
thecenralsaitl . Tse lemon widest .1 car)
heels_ eu o ger °,aired w 4,. • brit.(
=Song ;,ort .. a On�11er a • sf Cowl' anon u
ee ts*Ntlg lura MM. W.• tar thaw e.abi..l
M ligature fro's. Uma time rye. •al deport
eda15, *bub • lee. u, l o.. n1• ave./Au rhea.
Met. racier .• '4N. • iA 1'4•'... t ..r torero
ofas'leba. we ire.+.esIano Oriu ..1.11.11•11.
eruu .1451151,peemal.•Nes;NANits 414 that
Sr.. sour.. o isop,nrs4 a,d ren•n r.. i r.
In politico INti rep TT Nihon.aghly Lute
it "Hew de you know r lir was woke. peneest. 1 1. .r . 51144 Ilwt b, ter a cow
ar4.uun., oro" "at Patti' ka•i 1g, ""1•••rsl
"1 don t knew. ' he replied : "Lr tat by {•art" eo aide•' uta (n 1'..44»rise pill
either . 115 1 am safe. If it dere not tt., stades; rot o M 404,' .. 1' as 141 nips
knock the world to pieces. 1 shall tie u' ,t, power. Ina tree std ata: 117 .1c4e:oq
n m1 et the N.lt10u
a.uaidered » prophet. if it do e. they
era" td irci•w:•ag 11.1 •1 fontrtbaler..
aus't blues tate up in the fSWSI+4in!:4• '
Itilkn zi: Te. Flirting In a carts i
town, • y,.ung 1na14 cuuulte.I • clairvty
wit tau tit., future that lay 111 some 1 5
hitt. The trply was : "You will • bS
pear up t.. the ate of throe.' "Arad
after that ' "Atter that yuc will bare
got used to it.
CSA.NAIRN
IL'.- EVBitVTIIIN*i
YOU WANT
P,vfeeso, (tat IOW faith wm elle ail uta. at
Interview'. rer.e. « cement erten w Cau
ata. rhe Gear' 11ip.e, rind !a Knn.to. !his
"Opel timid, tat. Ur. Dun, ! W d.•.n. Prot.
M Li. D, Cat. I.lnd,e Iter. Prof.
Clerk. M.A. Air F'raae,s Ili•*►.. Logi r
Huwre
Frisch; tar. Win. 41ot5Mo.5. i'. ishan
5'rehtui. O ai• ter .Cent. 11eh. 1,. x hunt
Medea tad, n 1' I setsoe. Pesdteeen K o.e.
.1. a. Lwgtrr.Jo:n. New. RO*,lar.nce.elny{.
O t'. tlree.er tie•..tit H:await, Jr.. Ju1u
ilea la%Joaquin Mirl• r Jolie 1.1 -*rite; pent, J.
Hueter -orris-. )rl•.11actt*r. !ilea. Kole sew -
new Mcl. an. it.* Lwi-s Murr•l. Slier
Jeanne 1.I; r. r rtrh h mod "their.
et•esels 0041;ee 144',.5. *'41•' a esu.
C. BLACK i'.TI' It•' HINSOTN, Publisher,
i a.rd,e •Iwai. T.r.*I.
w�is�a s Presoirdca Put tore.
All the IO i. ILpr.ar aDJ 1ie1.abit
Mill CERIES
• s
NEW AND FRESH
1
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85
Ile i• s:,owing a splendid assortment of
China and G1assre.
tea• s '.w to o r.. next .Horning with one gallon of water.
in the field and feed them there. No
Boil for three .,r four hours. Add
kern is complete iu it•arrangemeiits us- union if desired, and one or two C.
A.
NAIRN,
km provision a thus made ter the hogs. thinlyalined p..tstoe*. Siemer until
It will du to put 'tile in the mine the vegetable• are done. Caraway or Court Rees Square, C.ederieh
field with sheep while the ¢r••• is fresh dill seed is a good addition to the sea- Dec.nth, not.
turd green, to eat .f the aer•e part. but g p
after *while, when the strewth ie not so
rapid, the cattle 'thread be taken out.
for the cattle's good, as they de not re-
lish grass the sleep hare walked over
aid which has been tainted by their ex-
crement and urine. Neither do the
sheep du well whey forced to est (awn
the same ground which bes been occu-
pied by the cattle. It is a mistake,
then, after the freshness of spring is
over, to compel cattle and sheep to falai
on the same ground. Colts will d.. Net-
ter with sheep, ss they do net reject
either grass or hay tainted by their
deoesita. The only danver is they may
chase and injure the sheep. A closely
eaten pasture is suited alike to horses
end Steep.- (Tr•eklin D. Curtis. allow ane eall.m of water aril heel OTasero,t a
Are yearn ate. Flan • few open which app
fhomoghly. Add a lartte picot of butter.viand u Llan ties. K as4nslly sprend es to
The Met M *ter' Hest on egg to • froth, add • little milk es••verhtststlrsbsdy. lassar.you hewa• I
the eouree of or cream and put tutu the soup just he tenth@ &MLcted, sad en °Menta eft/slam
gods.
sunin of beat soup.
be ail the
of: Lt: .ayLe0oriso.:.
Solo Agent for Seigel's Pills.
Ointment and Syrup.
JAS. WILSON.
Coir^ d•, Oct ifot, 1(44' 11t6-
OlttTF:Ft'L- (`ti.11FemltTI (;.
EPPS'S COCOA,
Split -pea wup cast made a some BILE 417 FAST
'S7 • ,h0fY+11gh knowledge of the nate •
way as bran stoup, except that it requires A MARVELOUS STORY 7/''''''''''..:
wl 1»ver •r o4:• Kurern %17''''
loe• 0prrrt:0ne of
pus• broil"ng, l:l inn'' a• + ' vtr, rn and ty a c»n•hel
T..esete soup can be mads is the two •teed u tiuw 0f thr rine prop'rto.+ . wrll-
telecred 1'd+w. Mr. Epps hr+ provided our
following way., and no one who liar not Tt78a O TWO LLITLit. ,x•ewkths: toll.* with a 4,11eately ;t»vnnre4
setae it an have any idea how god it �ty��J 1 l.evera.re at Matt may we0 us many heavy
FROM THE t7NA • "3gCedsr st. ( do.aors' h;R.. it is hr the •,schelous ure of
u : To .ale pint u( canned t.nimat•xa o1 FROM Wes • Y"rt,Uat-104112t such wni. le•of Met t14a! s • eMrtituti'n may
four lade raw ones add our quart of .. Wsllrvw )l7 tacker resides a: Crone.. (tq',rradudtp Miill up until .10.ug rru+ugh to
boiling water. Let the vetretebi(15 be.il Ct Ile ism teem • root sufferer from seed- I rrwtei areae tradrncl to dle.s.,e }puri r.•dr
of 'little maladies art aoatlnr around tar
till Ihnrn'ghly mired through the water. nis,and tMi•inclosed attar wl:ltell equwltM : rr.4v t., arrack wherever thtr• l w work
Then add .me teaspoonful .4 soda, when a OIarvs:ous effect I mint. We may •seep• .451,7 *fetal shaft by
hoe trig I. urs. lv,•s wr11 fortified wtris Purr
moot met • properly ntnr".I 't fronto." - Yea
:ferric. Wireter. - Made simply with turtling
waterer milk. re41 onto in rackets byGro-
cers. :abetted ales '7*lrte.' EPFS a ton..
Hnmr►npnthle tlllaw.iete. howlers ids." Bole
impel ter Cantadee C. L. Couto*. Watered.
it will foam. Immediately add one pint
of milk. Put in plenty of butter. welt
and peppier to taste. It Is then ready t"
serve. Tomato ally) cen be made with-
out milk. To six lame tomatoes, or •
pint and a halt of the anned vegetables,
Ayers Sarsaparilla vi
has bad a bis ease. 1 t ink h!. blood must
have co•tata1A the bailor for at kat tit
years; but It did rot chow, siesta 1n the terra
. • +. sore on the wets, until 'boat
Mr. Gilmore, M. P. in
his speech dnrirg the Budget debate
mid :-What is troubling the Govern
meat now 1 The National Policy has
been five years in existence, and why
are these delegations coining here 1 The a essentially French. To two quarts ..f
protected industries have had five years sorrel add a 2..od handful .4 spinach end
p • fair chanes, four of thein very pros- • few leaves of lettuce. Put them into
t
perms, and yet they are still aurin? - • frying -pan with a'erse piece .l batter
• they are never satisfied. Scripture 1411. end er.k until thoroughly done. Then
fore it ►s mint to the table.
Sorrel is a pest t.. many a farmer, aped
almost takes pnencesion of his freshly
broken fields. However. sorrel leek's a
fins mop, albeit, like they pumpkin. it
"Come, we 0:11 <o IMO .4•k if tat in naive color very
r * have edited another -the mans ureas.
ludicrously painful. The tale-b»sw�1f� wag ,
k •tammera•l out a 4 th'istl'e They are never satisfied ;they are here
any • er y :
.4 the et,tement : out the ,o•,d hely nes 1 '1'55 dear and tear of human life- not thing, and another dale
inexorable, and odMe took tile scandal counting Arab. or Lai/tient. for that seenie wanting • little more duty on their,
snugger to the mendalised.to make in- 1 does not rause much trouble w the .ether wanting • little mere duty on
.tuiry slid compare accounts. is a not ■,ertu.. Priem from the date of the •nlmethis g else.
it The truth
never ca0 bis alcor
likely that anybody ever • seco'nd time Eitolish oecuprtaou of the Soudan. Jul
perfect,
' "10 eientwred to repeat • goiasNO9 story to jlaat% to Jlar.h• 1884, has been Teri But 1 notice that there are to. delega
Hannah Mora One would think her runlet. From ether came* than wounds, ties caning up here Nonni the fernier',
teethed ..f :re•trnent would he a sure 776 Witte', troops, 4th milers end 9th of from the lumbermen, from the fisher -
cure for sww"d51 - f El. the Turban soldiers died. There were Hien - three classes that compere a large
ads. invalided hem+ y.1KIO soldiers, 417 majority of the people of this Dominion.
Tse Ota Testament awvlaeA &Attlee es be sailors, 41* Esst Indiana. The total They de net come to this Covernm4nt
teat./ trey tis. killed were 4.15 soldiers 44 sailers, and u or this Parliament asking for any favors
Indians. The bombardment of Aloe- on that genre They ere depressed; they
A Lmd�•n eable.ay• : '1eb" r,'vi't!.i ads- tndri* cost 5 killed and 27 wounded : suffer from the depression in commerce
own tat the 1411 7estrmrnt vel "gni"' ; battle of K.•ma•in, DI killed and 162 in common with utters. but they know Mr r,,ntw to the (root.
W the puhGc •.n the lit day hot MAY w,.ondod ; Tel•d Kabir, Iii killed and they need not apply here --they know T1m titillate 11* wm invented in .ammrrw•
next. Several An,enan nul,Ii•hers have �. wound,' ; u El Teb, 35 killed and that no lumberman, no fisherman, no dam, Holland, ny Nenteda Van Itet.-
made efforts 1" f..rest.JI the amus I", Etta- ( Ili- wounded ; Tarnish, 10; titled end farmer neral apply here. They must r1 j$ sohoten, who lived About two hundred
lane lay attempting ter secure avance iv; wounded. and bear it. years ego. , I made a thimble to pen -
pr•tifa- American book pahinhera have This butcher'' hill needs exfwmt.n by f...e. „w Me Verb ares.
Diet :he finger .d his lady -lure. At first
thimbles were made of iron, but omly the
wealthy woman onuld wear them. The
German name for thimble means "finger
bat.'.
t o The greeteat whispering gallery in the
mnbbinw .4 the apa•llea'by a London world is that of the (.rand Canon, COI-
alre*dy ex.•esd tblso "cur"' he- given svelte, over 1,400 et least mem mob The onnttrsr• 'domed •,,,•„purio„ nrw&e River A train of can crra•in¢
fere publication for the ybvtNd editiondoll;
T inrokint the curse of fled upon Linden- the kid at the Needles an he lain)
bass been •vent beck es none tog dot ((° plainly
of the New Testament. The hetet made by diastole fa especially era Two 10.51 toed, of c`.nre,ts will heard, on a quiet day, et Cottonwood
were. saresterd•s 56ea54. I gtA"ces .lm, and the whole diet will he • shortly leave Liverpool for New York.
Island, • diet•nee of e•fghty•fner miles
The fife and drum at poet 'Miojav i• die
tingly beard at Bolt'. Heed, a distance
.4 eiehty four miles. The resort .4 the
matinee spin at the same place an h
heard at Eldorado Canon. a d.15nee ape(
ninety -gin m.lw*
'ares•. r,wtd LSOb/Mei
1• the telly inatentene•�0s relief for New-
"Joi•, Hwadaehe, T•sAhaeh., ate. Rnb-
ning s few drips briskly a s11 that is
needed. Nn taking naa.eee5 wtedieines
for week*. but ens nunnte's sppheatron
removes •11 pain end will peeve the tm+t
valnw 0f Kram'• F'tnid lightning 1)/
omits per bottle et Gamier /thyme' throw
'tote. h
taken shark, 1 she vadat. p5tehee Cut.
h des one detestation abet this
1100• or begged that no nonce he taken tion about
that;
broiling water. Just before serving .l
two beaten eggs with • little cream. Hats
gsares of pasted breed in the seep
tureen. This esup is highly esteemed
for invalids.
A remarkable exempla of the facility
with which deaf-mutes read the mutiote
of the lips was given by • young lady of
d Her
who u entirely oaf. I
seventeen h y
teacher stood between the gaelitht and
the wall, thus euthning his profile dis-
tinctly.
ie
tinctly. His pupil stood behind him end
read from the Mather on the well the
words that he uttered.
Capt. Wm. Sheppard, formerly 4.1
Clinton, and ex -captain of the II.4dorich
township volunteers. has. ratite.' a oust -
piny wt Portage Le prairie and they are
utare& as high *s $.'•°°°, t.'r angle ad• ' addin the art oaf the tightest Kerjeltim.
va*ce prints. fnresttati'n snows ohat Atau Kies. ('shut, and the trip to tad
recent reports tr, the effect that the Com- , from Khartoum. and the recent fights
mitten „f Cenarrw have f eased rennin to , under Bens Graham and McNeill, thus
believe their work will prove a popular sldiog at inset 200 to traw hist ..f killed
failure hays been with"' fomsdation. and 700 wounded ; and if the ,nvwl:ded
The order for the revised Old Testa- are in tike orv+'r1rtenn M the figures
Logone, April G.-Acongrsto of Mor-
mon propawandista today reported that
the missionaries had been meet Racdas-
fol ie tteotlend and Wales. The London
mission had been • failere owine f. the
Bttawrhoste. ADrill h. -A coroner • in- powerful artumeet for nettle' oitof Lbs
.11.08/ wee heli Materiel sfts'w.•o.n t.. wintry as fast as possible.
meters *Mosler disuse eel death al Mn. - -- ---- f
Wm. H . Stretf.,rd. it is •upperwd the teas. arose rams J. net
ges.
elrlr1 p rrpos*1, and taking 14*, lenge admied took ems laudanum for t General Grant un Pp•tnrday ,.sawed •
ft clamed hernmehstee of the MAP. To letter tr• m frees J./ersen Davis which
he orrwtitled him end teethed hies deeply.
stop this sM• endear., reA M. gr, e
water In a hath tub, and reliably fell ''IL' trod Davis, "Lha prayers and atx,d,
insensible with her fere in the water. 1 unties of all those in the Orson South
c0 ills
The following m the verdict of star jury • honer end respectGenera
ld
"That 1110. 1tntl.•rl mime to her Beath ,I arsil, he would comma the dread
by snffneetion, missed by her hiving tytew*4M wink talentI& he le sow one •
(eller.her face ins
penal 1oMediae fret triumphantly so he over
..n
ly tilled with meter, whilst eideemeettlg este the an'sgortist with whom he (".n
to otro ek s hemerTsge of Ih. !:'••r, ' Lowliest twenty yeas •!o•"
Otte
Winghrm Pr.shytoriane are to (tare
en "roan 11. the kirk .It month* en trial.
IlnIJ 17 of the congregation voted
aplr,4t it
dead' Sheppard. ni the hese him.
(1ottench tp., feund a 4 year veld hilt
(lend 10 the stall the other morning. The
loss will be f 1 tu0
Referring to the federal appointments
w the Northwest • p•rxsir.eit c,neen-a-
INre told tease day : "The Northwest
has Non newt a• • dumpiest hs¢Rrvgnd for
'the political gere et (JI ws." Turn
',the meals tett.-{Tulosi World (left.)
he began mu'¢ your medictue. row, them aro
�Ow•p ytW
A Flo n•-
few mel. of his ave who enjoy es good health 1'[M' i y�r !A v.'
s he bas. lama euly awns fifty Ir mons t[ .,44"11 t ' AAew••�ai''
who would vett y to the futile hie ease. j sty 1,,08�am ��(i
Sons troy. W. M. Plar1 II e v'•t . 4 'd'ti
, wit lobate
FROM THE FATHER. plemere awl
• duty for raw to state o+ you the bsndgt 1
here dames& trees the ups a
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
ESI mantas wettest' memo eeyeever.d with
• tea -tilde tumor rid aerofuows seer. The
baron enamel se Mesuwut sod intolerable
itching. Sad the alta •racked so se to mom
the blood lo lbw In many plaje* whenever
1 moved. My mQRaringa ware great, and my
llfe a burden. 1 ee,mnaneed te- w of 0..
5anrAP*51LLa da April lest, mil Mem mid
it regularly slues that tile. 4.7 ooaditton
1407.40 0+ lemma* se ones. no sores have
all bealel. and i Gel perteet:y wail In *eery
rvataet-blt�b* to do a Wee dire Ian selw want work ,ua' 14%1 the *'41»4005*• wt
� and w 4l wtisn.d we will send gl to y for t ht
,yT �• 111
'rot
ever Vol Y.Mb At'�� s1 ;A1'!t•
�'��• -. ttRt"Yel'„r,�i Fat Y',,naei tit•
-O, a
ru *1E50
f.•- working people. lead IO rents
for petite , old we will call ynu
1 MO.. a ru, 44:. , al-abit *ample des
good. tt•at 010 put you in the
way of plat *ria su..r'• marry la a few ears t h•n
3/fleeter •'u" h:.• ret an'. businer*. No
menet required. Yon vas lite at honer and
work Ir, •ear.• to40.. en.11. or ail the tiro. All
of both .evert. of a". age. wrandlw •tar, ."4101.
We. to 38 easily earned story eyeshot. That
r :... elll `.e cr age; 7tfttiy 1legetro *Oat* .fit. tin « 'I To *ft Men are
*i'* 1•*0 wmaiht sure a myth my ,•ase, n• N • ppaa
1 -.'.1 them, et I Met Mee tried Lo toll yea, tn,nh:e of writing mi. roll pertleuters, dint
ft vr".'s $•r_swr•enz•. Olovar. Vt... OCS. tturi•. rte.. •rent free. Ima,1010 Pay ahsdutely
rare for a:I who *fart al oxer. MIN't delay•
:1, It:_. Teem gratduUy. Add: ale :47'; 7...7 R ('n., pet tland. Me. two
luteal culture.^
li "n'3 fit..-!al&RT.ta teem Srrettos
an l all 6tr;,ttlue, Compl:t;s:a. revolve'
e'. as. Toro .' ma. 1112ug;-orr1, 11101. ht*.
Farce, rcfls. 'ruiners. and Ernpttoss of
the soon. Tt clear, tk• blond of s'1 ln.pt-
rttler, ea% Aljestfew, 'orotates the senora of
41. bowel?• and dews resteree 51111It7 rid
E.et„�ete the while •@Mausi
entraining, gr
Dr. J -C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Meet.
gold by all br..5lst•; Mete bottle for I&
New Grocery Store
The sosbaeriher Mats to eaweuace that M at
opened out • new thupecry Rewe
IN Q'07:1TC t7S,
4444 ig pr,peret to 410 basilic* with tlupregle
of ch... nwu and .nrronnding 110410, Tor►
Roods are all New and Fresh,
5'A Mae *awn puri bawd fns ('mho and as the
prices are low in the • it, wuri:rt.
He Intends to Make His P ric e
Touch Rook Bottom.
rye ere peed .tre t•k.w t. wartaw¢e for (;cede,
and memo mem et w Ul he Were.
5*'Istes ta7wrt the *yet, tit New sigh mare
esti door to flt) nam mrlg ?ter' . Ilodertch.
0. L. MCINTOSE.
(L.4*riaC see. M. Iii/. 1fY
1 AfYAR D 4
„da
YELLOW 131 L
r.1) ES__gHEUM ,Tl5M.
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Ars p:wait to take. ,-arts! n !heir owls
Purgative 1s a safe, ..r., and
Aw.M5L._
eremer we worm. to CtriWo rwe ASO'
ROBEB
T'hunsandsofgravos
t -r annnutly rohkrl
..f 'heir • letisas,11,.11
wr,4e1w0A, happiness
and health r.etored
hr he nesoftto mow
GERMAN IN41 VIGORAeTO(1'
��wwtewwrr 4.4,4..41 141 ia••r5ev• of way kind 1
es
hrNeslItsakme•sa.*d,tildisseen that fol
100 wa evil Or 51 *1 4.41 .t be•• a»Io.. of ea
erg). torr of Mernorrnatter.41 teritode,
main ell the hark. ;flamed, of '1 4.r.4. seems
herrobl ee+'. and maw' other due••.. that
1^!nvnily or. emnn•p.iol and s press
tare 77015.
*awl fee nlrenlars w tb IMtimanlal• free by
wall. The I5rtwta I felt ,. meld al 11 ger
k•x. or *1* hose. for tit. by all Annulate. M
'd4!4 M ant Me rt "44,1 w-nrrly waled, on
write of •rtre. by woMrvrla,•
F. J. s lit: l:f. hnlgl•t,
ts7 Oarmn,t 0' Toledo. Obin
iso Homo aa
Acle agent lot 601.1•rleh
Ir