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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 2!, 1%9.
TH1� POET'D (CRN ER
The sewer
She made a•ohst bass sad noels
Tldiaa• oettee-etanIs: ISIS,
Aid the fattest bled of staside.s worked with
Goat awd arese*e;
oak. waged pie aril dales
nob reptant birdseed Althea
Awl immured spa Dame Nater* in a Oran.
setae voile 11001141.
She fatale • hank -este one
Per her amend eueda. Mace
A Ye•km eLcelt Ananias with • IamW of
ai ui.
Aad a Web, karem rad plaque.
Aad a alit-emkeddered elboVse
ser her Rusty who saes `.gaud.," seer the
wailers [arae. IoM.
Now the btsbsed et tide aselot.
ti vow I bate to tell M.
VI Wu assailed by pants ut Mueller
most es moiety grow.
H
sprees mature oslled fur bed,
Asad am, said shad Ism ea lief
L;re with • South tae•oaaslbal, beJerrod her
her seams e.
He glared like say Turk
W bee he ase Me day bran work
Mor the d'aar d slipped hr sated. mid the
kitchen are woe t.wl,
Nat said, with .mil. aarlsslc.
'I would -serve as • dight twit"
u she'd "spatter-werk or sol" him mid 'lie
us a sato bear
would
-Now York R arid.
Tete Loeser aha Cense
From Mr J. Hayden, 199 Chatham St.,
Montreal, says :—"I was troubled for
years with biliousness and liver com-
1,lslat, and I never found any medicine
to help me like Burdock Blood Bitten,
is fact one bottle made a complete
cunt.
TME FASHIONS.
A Iferkty se JMetoe• that Will lowliest
she horses.
Maio ash •snows,
in purcharswg these, a little ewe will
ueboe.e wonderful result& There are
tome shapes that may be said to be stand-
ard. being brought out every year with
slight varlet ion.
Of such w a black straw with moder-
ately high crown and fancy brim, nee
tide ri.tiiug hither than the other. This
to a cafe shape to purchase, as with the
std of • stiff bonnet wire sod • little
moisture, it may be moulded by the
hand into almost any desired form.
For summer, it may have the brim
edged with • row of jet beads and be
trimmed with • puffing of soft black
purr material, against winch rest •
couple of whits wings. In the wiot•r,the
brim may be li :d with cardinal sotto
covered with velvet, with poe•,bly the
=dittos of • black plume, ur a bench of
tips.
Or the sacs shape may be purchased
in gray straw. which sill be stylish for
isomer trimmed with dove mitered
noire, and steel ornaments, while for
cold weather. it may Imre • bench of
black ups nestling among folds of black
vet.
Indeed, a black velvet made bat is •
standby for winter wear. It has the
kok of soft warmth that velv.t always
lewd*, and will lest moue swots
if carefully worn.
But it is in tbo matter of bonnets and
we that the sawing girl scores her
greatest triumph. One of fine straw,
sad a cruple of becoming "shapes" will
furnish headgear to meek every caseins
at very slight exposes.
11 the stew is bark. it rosy for a
brunette, be trimmed with sardine gist
hunched high is front, the imide of the
brim shirred with black satin. and fell
nes of the soft net for a bloods, the
brat facing will sewer, but the trim-
ming will he soft plaid silk in blocks of
black and whit..
t roe of the shapes may be =vend with
hole holiest silk, the he=vend
lined with
hits Iwo, the crows and tides overlaid
with folds of white soiree Wipe, (or
her soft material) pellet/ trate same
ich is (rant with a cluster of lilies of
he valley, finishing the whole whittle
white ribbon or of the crepe. Here
• dainty ,MEOW bonnet, which will
at cost over one dollar and a halt if the
wner's fingers are deft esssgh to frh-
n it herself. And right hese het me
ger the suggestion that young girls try
d„ their own mihhisery.
The efforts will he clumsy at first, bet
bility and taste will grow rapidly. Be-
n to pretties oo week -day hats or boo-
sts. Pin everything in plass and try
before fastening psrm•oestly. It
y be necessary to repeat the oyes -
on many times before the desired
fleet is obtained. A few hours daily,
n the vacation time, spent in the =lea=
w ing room of • frisod in the menses,
r a little amistanes imagist, in the
racy of ore's own room from mime
noel girl learwisg the trade, will repay
hessselves sissy timed over.—Good
ruesks.plug.
Miss Lizzie
from
"'kirk, Ont., says ; "I bad a
ugh I could set sleep and wee fast
ng into eoneemptios ; I tried mvefy.
ne i could hear of witbost re-
ef, but ween I got Hagyard's Pectest'
ea I soon got set Is is the beat
inn. I eyes tried.w Lase Ratcliffe,
alkirk, Out. 2
Smokiest Roll —Ow teaspoonful of
anter, oats yaw of Soar two 1•blespww
um • hatter, usad o.s-kale teaspoon of
cell ; sus and let stead over night ; to
lowed the amnia' ed Hosea inmates mad
hat has : when light roll ow thio sad
eat is shape ; butter u..half of di* top
S ad doubt. it over ; bake twenty minutes
in a quick wan.
Bread Fritter.—flak slices of stale
=eat= waver over night ; iv the mora-
ls, press out the water, and to olio pint
of broad add oma -half cup of milk, two
tablespoons of sugar, ono ea, one-half
teaspoon sit baking powder, nue-lull cap
of flour, gator with nutmeg, fry in but
lard.
Cream Pudding.—Best eggs and add
to lb.. ono quart of soar arum, two
cups of brown sugar, one pint of mooed
Matra, one cup each of currants and
chopped comas, one nutmeg, one aa -
spoon of salt, two teaspoons of soda,
flour t,. make • stiff batter ; buil um
sod • half hours ; serve with sauce.
Florenuoe Pudding. —Buil one quart
of milk in a custard pail sot in boiling
water ; add three tablespoonfuls If corn
starch rubbed smooth in cold milk, one -
kali cup of sugar and yolks of three eggs.
Stir until .4 the awaiaminey of starch ;
poor into sdeep dish. Beat the whites
(if the egggs to • frost, add one cup of
powdered segar ; spread over top of
paddies and brows in the oven.
Pineapple podding.—Lias the bottom
and sides of a puddle` dish with thin
slims of p•oeapple ; stew with powder-
ed sugar, plain over a layer of pioespples
and so on until the dish ie full ; pour
over one cup of water and cover with
slices of spcoge or cup oaks wet N cold
otter ; toyer and beim slowly two
hours.
Ries Pudoing. —One and oar -half
piste of milk burled ; while boiling add
three eggs, thiee tablespoonfuls of
ground rice, grated spice, and rind of
one lemon, sager to Wt., one table-
spoonful of butter ; lake slowly.
Coroaarch Cake.—Ona cop sugar,
oats -half cup of better, nae -half cup of
milk, two-thirds of • cup of cornstarch,
one O" of Sour. whites of four eggs, one
twpoonhi of baking powder. Bake in
bettered tin.
Cocoanut Coke.— One able•pooe of
batter and use cap of sugar, rubbed to
a cream ; two-thirds of • cep of milk,
two eggs, two cups of floor, two table-
spoonfuls of baking powder. Ion the
top with whites of two eggs beaten with
powdered sugar and grated 0000sout.
Walnut Cake. —ODs cop of sugar, ono -
half cup of butter. one cup of sweet
milk, three eggs, two teaspoons of bak-
ing powder. Bake in layers and spread
with area. made as follows : Two cups
of walnut meats, pounded fine ; one map
of met cream, one sup of powdered
Corn Brad.—O.e past of eery meal,
whish boiling water has bean pour
smooth to weld cat ; add a pint of
ilk and three well Mates affga. alas
tiosaprrmfsl of salt sad the same of
Powder 1 bake le a quick eves.
sugar.
A WesMayet nlea rewawm+.
This•
* ZwaW1
Codd Liver Oil Ay easy
�ofthousands
ho have aka it. It not nuly gives
soh sed stre wth by Heide' of its own
"moss properties, but suetom as sp-
ate for food. IIjesn it, sad try year
sight flesh's Emsleinw is pe holly
latahie. Sold by all drawee, at fills.
el.
Cream Podding. —Owweof milk, one•'' pis[ d Mer.
el oat
.this / add ii. ere se l beaten sed
see
hisspesee . white suer and es.
.t
extrulir of broe•.
a bettered disk.
Yee Team A Chaste.
That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won.
derful unebinery it is. Irot only the
larger air passegea, but the thousands of
little tubes and amities leading from
them.
When thew aro clogged and chocked
with matter which ought not to be there,
year lungs cannot half do there work.
Aod what they do, they eass= do
well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and nom and bead and
lung obstructions• all are bad. All
ought to be gat rid of. Then is just
one rare way to got rid of them. that
is take Rashes's (German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you at 75 ciente a
bottle. Even if m,eryth.g elm ha•
failed you. you may depend neon this
for certain easily
RELIOIOU$ NOTES.
eaMeessass reeeispnwats me -- as es emeea•
ma Weer.
Those who have made $ studyof W
Metter, oakum • Survey 4 whole
area of protestant and e.angg.lieel Chris -
=admit and the avenge accessions by
=emotion fur the ball -century past,
tell; as that the Morelia . is aho at seven
mmnvere yearly to every hundred churoh-
members. lf, for every reedeemsd sosi,
saved by our porauuu Jolts, there is
added • @tar to the crown of glory, how
many saints will wear atarlees eroeue.
It is maid a .'au recently arose in one
of Mr ]Boody', meetings moil gave his
ezperiouce thus : "I hare besaJur five
years nu the Mount of Trawtlgurattuu."
"How mauy souls did you load to Christ
dunug the year 1" ams the sharp ques-
tion that came from Mr Mm.udy to aa
instant. •' Well, 1 dos t know," was the
saNwisbed reply. Haire you @avid
any r persisted Mr Moody, "I don't
know that 1 have," answered the man.
" Well, we duo's want that kind of wuous-
taiu-top experteoce. When a wan gets
so loth that he can't stoop down and
pave pe.ur sinners, there is something
The politicians who "reached every
voter'. oaring the late presidential cam-
paign taught the Church • good lemon,
not as to methods eertatoly, hut as to
seal and energy Rs working. How many
souls ought • million of live Christians
to reach this year 1 Live Ceratins !—
where are they
One of the good results of putting a
good book into • family is thkt it will be
likely to create • demand for another of
like quality. The appetite tor goad
reading, Olio the pleasure of it, never
aatWh-
Religion that dies not nuke • man
manly is not genuine. As some one
pointedly says : "Whoa Paul said. 'Quit
ye like men,' be riot thinkioleof those
Christians who are rooked in the cradle
of a eonservotivs Church by the slipper -
d foot of • soft -speaking minister,to aU
delicate ditties ; but of a stalwart soldier,
with his facie as broiled as his helmet,
and ready fur the fray."
John Wannamaker says : "I advertise
in every imue, except Sunday, of every
daily newspaper in Philadelphia." The
Philadelphia Ledger issues no Sunday
paper. And yet John Wsnemaker and
George W. Childs seem to prosper won-
dertully. Mural : Ooervaiace of God's
law is not the road to starvation.
New Year's nay comes around unmet
than many persons suppose. Every eight
closes an old year. Every morning
opera a new year. Every night is •
rood time to finish up old ways of evil
doing and speaking and thinking.
Every scorning is a good time to take a
new pearl in the right direction. The
beet time in all the year for purposing
well and doing well is just now.
Cacecu EsTgRTAtewaxa — How
shag we bet money, if we give up eater-
tainments for that psrp.se 1 In the
first plate, it will be found upon trail
that • large number cf people are dis-
gusted with present methods, and can
ba relied upon to give outright in money
without any inducement. Thistles been
my own asp/mono., as well as that of
some of my friends. Let is once be sn-
no•ooed from the chancel that entertain -
moots will he henceforth given up and
the people be asked to give directly to
parish and general work, and I believe
the response would be far mer liberal
than err,. ' h.- most sanguine dram. In
nh.o matter' ho eergy, do not have so --
cue' '.cath t.. th.i, congregations Per-
p e wad d . oe- r- is, the way of direct
going, wow.. noire is expected of them
Bat an i...•v e.. they feel that hall a doses
eu.ortarrineota during the yar'will fill
out all deficteeeie@ they say be relied
spun to create the deficiency.—Church-
Governor Oglesby was a high liver sod
no mistake. The executive mansion at
Springfield during his reiou there pre
seated • sine of =serious magnificence
that would have 'meted the envy of the
lavish Shah of Persia. His able wm
*dorsad with eoKliest linen and rare
china bestatifelly dossrated with the
Oglesby crest. He drinks his broody
pooch out of rare Bohemian glass. Hie
carpets sed portiere were siptihid by
the most esi.bvated looms of the earth.
He washed himself with the mom pre-
cious sad delicate soap. Hie olfaetdries
were tittilated by rale pastimes and
costly limes His letters were panne -
ma Tiffany's best stationery. Thirty
eight trained and obeegsios* servants
ministered to hie slightest want, and his
bills for all these luxuries were folk -
lovely shergsd we to the sale. In the
retirswet of Richard J. Illinois has
last a highly ornamental Governor, but
it may be somewhat onnsold, perhaps,
by the recollection that it has art .nor.
moiety to keep him.—Chicago Herald.
When a bride in Chita ko.ws that she
is to be married she must .vise* by
word end manner the deepest omen -
choly, and She pins ooumendatkan
sad repute if her lamentations aro poet.
Irak
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THE ROWELS,
andth•KIDNEYS
esmbised mem gives h war
drat power is curs all dine=
Why Ar• We Sick?
•.eam we allow the nerves to
mime wakened sed Situated, sad
become clogged
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sad �a es Immws an
•eases. front moo the blood the
rood/ he aepolld iat.rally.
PA/Irs
CELERY
COMPOUND
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COMMTI, LY'ex. EIaxzy oex-
Ftualf, WIIIMAnT nisiAsaa,
TIMBALS WI*ZSIiM,ltisD=A-
Ttas:, siILLIMA. Axl ALL
mveas antenna.
IN geisha( mad *sngtLeolog the
serves, mad casein frac action of the
liver, hones, sad kid•ers, mod restor-
ing their power to throw of dinma.
alp soar 1111..1 Talmo Sad Antes I
Why nse.w alfa ilbe, Csasd,aEsal
IN highspeed merlhieseisteeltilIssys1
Wry seism mirror w alak headeAssI
Why hoof ds-ptess Aghast
Use Pa.,.'. Guy Cotemo sit Sed
whilesr Salk. it te se camas v.Ms .
his n.rdy, hrrslas Is sees..
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Eggs • la Cremes—Six eggs bailed
hard and chcpped fine and stale bread
Pet in a dish slterwa ayes of chopped
and grated bread. When the
d" is full, poem on owe Oat of boiling
m k seasoned with malt, pepper and one
tablespoonful better. Bake • light
btu an.
The importance of esfeisut daily ex -
'ream to the health of intellectual mel
cannot be egatgeratd. The MIM may
be said also of adequate and regular re-
pos, as few cause@ are more potent, in
shattering the nervous energies, mist-
iming the constitution, and hastening on
tbo infirmities of old age, than deficient
and irregular sleep. For those devoted
to intellectual employment (request re -
=matins gad amusing recreation are im-
perative. The natural tendency of the
student M avoid society and its inno-
sent frivjiities. Such • coarse is de-
plorable,
o-plerable, as it tends to pervert nature
sad sake ossa gloomy, irritable and mho
anthrepia. Toe can profitably d.ee*e to
study more than teems hours a day, and
the inte$aetsal shorts should sees• shoe
the brats grows weary, as itacapabilitie
diminish, and productions, in conse-
quence, ate labored and feeble. it has
been truly mid that "there is scarcely
any hook which doe not saver of =in-
fo! composition in so me pert of it, be-
cause the author has written when he
should hare rested. •'
Coslietieg report• are given with re -
geed to the Lower California gold dig-
gings, bet the chases. seem to he that
toy will not pan out very well. Than
is also • likelihood of womb= het wee.
the English company °eimisg the seinee
and the crowd of miners who have rwemet-
ly Rene is.
Edison mid Is a rem= interview, that
the phcaograph might lis aseaessfally
u sed to slog babies to slap. To make
his Ie..otinw p setisable is this dove -
Mono. he is smog, the medicine
of the mawhise that it will be reedy hr
besiuees whiswer the bay esker Is
AMA* d the Mght.
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Its high literary character. Skate new readers
bare been drawn to It daring the pact six
.cath by the iacrened excellence of its
ee.tesesnotably the Railway articles'. and it
closes its seeeeooed year with • new impetus
and an assured staccato. The Ineetratioas
will show some new effects. and nothing to
make Seribser'a Megrorthe attractive and a-
teresting will be neglected"
THE RAILROAD ARTICLES will be can
Untied by several very striking papers: ose
eepectaly Iatereetlig by Xx-pest-msater-
Geeeral Therese L James on The Railway
Postai service.'
Ilhuerated
KR ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S sel
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send '•The Master of IWMntrae, *a-
rum
&run Wealth the greater part of th. year.
Begun in Neeewber.
A CORRESPONDENCE Sad collection of
manuscript memoir' relating to J. F. Millet
and a famous groyp of utodern FRENCH
PAINTERS will (elvish the substance of
.everal articles.
IUwdrwfed.
The brief sad rapers written last year by
Robert Lous Stevemma. will be replaced by
equally internale( ceptribotioasby difereat
famous anthers. Mr Thomas Halley Aldrich
will write the first of them for the Januar.
S teele.
lllwntrated.
Articles Papers
ART S•UBBJ•ECTS will
�bbeaaa hie-
by
CCeresoeaCook. K H. BWhicWged bAttsti. Del.
@@s aed many others.
Rlaslrwted,
DISHING ARTICLES deecribine sport in
lbs toot Wing monads will appear. Mimeo
Waaaish. Has and Tarpon are the.eljeeta
sow arranged. The authors are well-ksmws
' Fllwatrofed.
sportmea
ILLUSTstATRD ARTi('LE9 of
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poor. bet sot of the conventioual common-
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Amami the most Interesting in the list of
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u a.kable article by Profs moor "ohs True
bridge, upon the most recent 1e.Nmets
anusesepad es e( i'HOTOGRAYH Y
111uetrwled
A clam of snicks which i.as preyed of
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following store -keeper,:
G. H. OLD, R. PRICE, JOHN ROR-
ERTSOx and JAMES LUBT.
EI•tajlnt be Deelgn
Solid In Con.;;.. '!oa
SXOtz sen• In iron*
M•MOUNCED ft ARTISTS TO BE '•lE FIME.
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OCTAVIUS NEWCOMSE & CO.
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SPAM $1SUT, MINTS
XAVIER B CHLER
T: -]m Falls Measr ye
ASAI ALM
(Msaeiccc. Inions Y.O., Gal
Msg.11th. laa7.
My wife suffered for Ire years with
that distressing disease, catarrh. Her
cavo was one of the worst known is these
parts. She tried all of the catarrh reme-
dies I ever saw advertises'. but they were
of no use. I anally procured • bottle of
Nasal Balm. She has used only one half
of it. and new feels like • sew perms. I
feel it my duty to say that Nasal Balm
canaci be TOO HIGHLY recommended
for catarrh troubles, sad am pleased te
have all such sufferers know through Its
us they will receive instant relief and
CURE CHAS. MCGILL norm
Spring
Goods
—IN—
tillid r!
—AND AT—
PRICES TO SOIT ILL
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TORONTO
CASH STORE•
P. ODEA
2151- MANAGZ;R
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
CIEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the hoot of
value in all lines of Furniture—from the smallest chair
to the 4rgert and best bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Call and see hint stock and get a bargain.
U NDERT.. &INS -.
In all it* branches, promptly_ attended k
far RMBALMINU FLUID always kept N hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
GBiO. BARRY. samilton-St.,Godetrios.
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kilns ill lk Sisal.
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